What parts of the great image in Daniel's vision are mentioned here?
The great image in Daniel's vision includes a head of gold and a chest (transcribed as "chest of airs"). These parts symbolize empires that would come down through history. The great image itself is mentioned, but only these two parts are named in this context.
Les explains that Daniel sees a great image with a head of gold and a chest (transcribed as "chest of airs") that would come down through history. He notes that Daniel is one of three prophetic books written by Jews outside Israel, all using symbolism that Scripture interprets. The context names only the head and chest, not other parts of the image.