How many extra days are added to the end of the Tribulation according to Daniel 12?
According to Daniel 12, an extra 30 days are added at verse 11, and another 45 days follow, totaling 75 extra days appended to the end of the Tribulation. The 1,260-day halves are extended to reach 1,335 days, showing God's purpose and timing.
Les explains that the Tribulation is commonly understood as 1,260 days, or 42 months, each half of the seven-year period of 2,520 days. In Daniel 12:11, an extra 30 days are thrown in, and then verse 12 points to the 1,335 days, adding another 45 days. That makes an extra 75 days added to the end of the Tribulation. Les says this is not a mistake; God knows what He is doing. Daniel is told to be patient, wait, and come to the 1,335 days. The added 75 days follow Christ's return and the setting up of His Kingdom, and Daniel is told to go his way and rest until the end.
And from the time that the daily sacrifice shall be taken away, and the abomination that maketh desolate set up, there shall be a thousand two hundred and ninety days.
Blessed is he that waiteth, and cometh to the thousand three hundred and five and thirty days.
More Questions
What is the total of the extra days in Daniel 12:11-12?
In Daniel 12:12, an additional 45 days are added to the 30-day extension, making a total of 75 extra days between the return of Christ, the end of the tribulation, and the next verse's events.
What are the 1,335 days in Daniel 12:12, and how do they relate to the Second Coming?
Daniel 12:12 pronounces a blessing on the one who waits and comes to the 1,335 days, which is an extra 75 days after the Second Coming.