Daniel was one of the princes of Israel taken captive when Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, captured Jerusalem. Daniel 1:1,3,6Waiting for response for Daniel 1:1,3,6 He lived to a great age and saw the overthrow of Babylon by the Medo-Persians and the issue of the decree enabling Jews to return to Jerusalem and Judea. During this period, God imparted important information to him, usually symbolically in visions or dreams, which outlined world events from that time forward till the setting up of the kingdom of God. We, living so late in history, can look back and confirm that most of these prophecies have already been fulfilled and can anticipate the imminent fulfilment of the others with the return of the Lord Jesus Christ.
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The books of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Daniel speak beforehand of the Lord Jesus Christ and, like the four gospels, depict him in four aspects: as king, servant, son of man, and Son of God. Daniel depicts him as the Son of God.