What does the 1,335-day period in Daniel 12:12 refer to?
It extends 75 days beyond the 1,260 days of the three-and-a-half-year period. This places it 75 days into the kingdom after it is set up. Those who wait and come to that time are blessed, and Daniel expects to join previously resurrected believers.
Les explains that Daniel 12:11 describes the middle of the seven-year period when the Antichrist causes the temple to be shut down and sets up the abomination. From that point there are 1,290 days, which is 30 days beyond the 1,260 days of three-and-a-half years. Then verse 12 adds the 1,335 days, which is 75 days after the 1,260 days are completed, or 75 days into the kingdom after it has been set up. Les says that seventy-five days after the kingdom is set up, Daniel can expect to join all those who have been resurrected before. Verse 13 tells Daniel to go his way until the end, for he shall rest, and as a believer now in the presence of God, he is in bliss.
Blessed is he that waiteth, and cometh to the thousand three hundred and five and thirty days.
More Questions
What does Daniel 12:12 say about the 1,335 days?
Daniel 12:12 says that he who waits and comes to the 1,335 days is blessed, and this is an extra 75 days after the Second Coming.
How many extra days are there between the end of the tribulation and the events of Daniel 12:13?
There are 75 extra days between the return of Christ at the end of the tribulation and the next verse, composed of an additional 30 days plus 45 days.
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.