What happens when the stone strikes the image in Daniel 2?
When the stone strikes the image in Daniel 2, it smites all the metals beginning with the feet. They become like dust or chaff of a threshing floor that the wind blows away, leaving nothing. The stone then becomes a kingdom over the whole earth, not just Israel.
Les explains that as Christ the stone smites all these metals that make up the image, beginning with the feet, they become like the dust or the chaff of a threshing floor that the wind can just blow away. Everything that these metals represent is blown away, leaving nothing. Then the stone becomes a kingdom, and Les emphasizes in the last words of verse 35 that this kingdom will not be confined to the land of Israel but will span the whole earth.