Of course God doesn't get in to politics, that's why Israel is counterfeit. Man's quest to force prophecy. So they say...
Daniel 2:44 describes the eternal and indestructible kingdom of God, which will be established by God in the time of the final human kingdoms, overthrowing all other empires to endure forever. This divine kingdom, prophesied through Nebuchadnezzar's dream and represented by a stone not cut by human hands, will bring an everlasting era of divine rule, justice, and peace on Earth with Jesus Christ as its king.
The Prophecy Explained
Daniel 2:44 describes the eternal and indestructible kingdom of God, which will be established by God in the time of the final human kingdoms, overthrowing all other empires to endure forever. This divine kingdom, prophesied through Nebuchadnezzar's dream and represented by a stone not cut by human hands, will bring an everlasting era of divine rule, justice, and peace on Earth with Jesus Christ as its king.
The Prophecy Explained
- The End of Human Kingdoms:
The verse predicts the establishment of God's kingdom during the era of the final human empires, represented by the feet and toes of iron and clay in Nebuchadnezzar's dream.
- The Divine Stone:
This kingdom is likened to a stone, cut from a mountain without human intervention, symbolizing its divine origin and power.
- Destruction of Other Kingdoms:
The divine stone kingdom will break in pieces and consume all preceding human empires.
- Eternal Rule:
Unlike the transient empires of men, this kingdom will never be destroyed, never be passed on to another people, and will stand forever.
- Jesus Christ as King:
The kingdom will be ruled by Jesus Christ, who will defeat all human rebellion and establish his everlasting rule from Jerusalem.
- A Literal Kingdom on Earth:
The prophecy points to a real, tangible, and physical kingdom centered on Earth, not just a spiritual or symbolic concept.
- Peace and Justice:
This kingdom will usher in an eternal time of peace, unity, and joy, characterized by universal obedience to God's law.