of God and have the faith of Jesus." Rev. 12:17. It will not penetrate that group of sealed and holy people. It will not place "the tabernacles of his palace" in that "church"!

Then what is the "glorious holy mountain"? All seven empires, spoken of in the book of Daniel, have established a geographical capitol or seat of government in a specific location. The seventh empire or One World Government ruled by Papal head will also establish its capitol in a geographical location. Daniel prayed three times a day, facing Jerusalem. In his mind, old Jerusalem was the "glorious holy mountain," or Mt. Zion, on which the sacred temples were built.

Between what seas is old Jerusalem located? The language of Daniel 11 is not symbolic. Although it gives kings titles, there is no symbolism in the text. "Seas" do not, in this chapter, represent people. Rather, the seas are literal bodies of water with geographical locations. The seven seas which surround old Jerusalem are as follows: The Mediterranean Sea, The Caspian Seas, The Red Sea, The Black Sea, The Dead Sea, The Persian Gulf, and The Sea of Galilee.

The book of Daniel is very specific so that God’s people will understand many things in regard to the final crisis. They will know the identity of the "beast," and exactly how long he will reign (1290 literal days). They will know where his capitol will be located and what will bring his empire to its end. Dan. 12:11 enables God’s people, once they see the events occur which begin these three timelines, to count it all out so that they will walk in the light of God’s prophetic Word every step of the way through the final crisis. Praise God.