The ten horns are the ten kings/nations from which the Antichrist emerges, with three being removed and he rising from the remaining seven.
In Daniel 7, the ten horns are ten nations. Les Feldick explains that these nations form the base of operation for the Antichrist, the little horn who comes up among them. Three of the original ten lose their identity, and out of the remaining seven the Antichrist arises to head the empire.
Daniel 7:7-8 — This passage directly shows the ten horns and the little horn (Antichrist) coming up among them, with three horns plucked up.
Revelation 13:1 — Revelation 13:1 shows the beast with ten horns, linking the ten horns to the Antichrist's empire as John sees them.
In Daniel 7:7–8, the prophet sees a fourth beast with ten horns. Then he sees another little horn come up among them, and three of the first horns are plucked up by the roots. The little horn has eyes like a man and a mouth speaking great things. Revelation 13:1 shows John standing on the sand of the sea and seeing a beast arise with seven heads and ten horns, with ten crowns on the horns. These are the biblical images of the ten horns and the coming ruler.
Les Feldick teaches that in Scripture, horns represent kings (Clip 1). The ten horns are ten nations that form the revived Roman Empire, and they serve as the base of operation for the Antichrist (Clip 1). He emphasizes that out of these ten nations comes the Antichrist, the little horn (Clip 3). Three of the ten smaller nations will lose their identity and be 'gobbled up' by the other seven, and then out of the remaining seven the Antichrist emerges (Clip 4). Les sees that the beast is a consortium of nations headed up in one man, the Antichrist (Clip 7). Additionally, in Revelation 17, Les notes that the beast with the seven heads and ten horns carries the world church, meaning the Antichrist's government supports it (Clip 0). He also points out that the Western Europe parliament is already in place, though it doesn't yet have absolute power (Clip 3).
According to Les Feldick, three of the ten nations that originate the European community will lose their identity and be gobbled up by the other seven. Then out of the remaining seven comes the Antichrist. He says this is what Daniel meant by 'three of the first were plucked up by the roots.'
The Bible shows a beast with seven heads and ten horns, and upon the horns ten crowns. Les Feldick explains this is not a literal multi-headed creature but a consortium of nations—an empire—headed up in one man, the Antichrist. John sees the same empires Daniel saw, using the same bestial language.
Les Feldick teaches that the little horn is the Antichrist. He comes up among the ten horns, and three of the first horns are plucked up before him. From the remaining seven, this man Antichrist emerges.
Ten Horns and the Government's Support of Religion
Les shows the ten horns as part of the beast that supports the world church, tying the ten horns to the Antichrist's government.
Horns as Kings and Base of Operation
Les explains that horns in Scripture refer to kings, and these ten horns will be the base of operation for the Antichrist.
Daniel's Vision of 4 Beasts & the Antichrist Explained
Ten horns. Now, the horns, again in Scripture, merely refer to kings. Ten horns. Now we've got to go back to Revelation again. Revelation, since we're now dealing with the kingdoms that will be on the earth at the time of the tribulation, we pick this up in the last book of our Bible, because the book of Revelation is the road map of the tribulation for the most part. Revelation chapter 13.
Antichrist Comes From the Ten Nations
Les teaches that the ten horns are ten nations, and out of them comes the Antichrist, the little horn. He also points to the already-formed Western Europe parliament.
Three Horns Plucked Up; Antichrist Emerges From Seven
Les says three of the ten original nations lose their identity, and then out of the remaining seven comes the Antichrist.
Who Can Open the Scroll? Daniel 7 & Revelation 5 Explained
It is still interrupted, but it's going to end one day. Now then back to chapter 7, verse 7. It had ten horns, and remember we went to Revelation and saw that John speaks in the same language, that these empires are going to be bestial as Daniel saw them, and it's going to end up with ten horns, ten nations, and out of that ten nations will come the Antichrist.
Who Can Open the Scroll? Daniel 7 & Revelation 5 Explained
And so he's the little horn here. Out of these ten nations that make that revived Roman Empire, the ten toes of Nebuchadnezzar's vision, out of those ten kingdoms or nations will come this little horn before whom three of the first were plucked up by the roots.
Ten Horns as a Consortium of Nations
Les describes the beast with ten horns as a consortium of nations, an empire headed up in the Antichrist, matching Daniel's vision.
Daniel 7:7: After this I saw in the night visions, and behold a fourth beast, dreadful and terrible, and strong exceedingly; and it had great iron teeth: it devoured and brake in pieces, and stamped the residue with the feet of it: and it was diverse from all the beasts that were before it; and it had ten horns.
This verse introduces the ten horns on the fourth beast, which Les relates to the ten nations of the revived Roman Empire.
Daniel 7:8: I considered the horns, and, behold, there came up among them another little horn, before whom there were three of the first horns plucked up by the roots: and, behold, in this horn were eyes like the eyes of man, and a mouth speaking great things.
This verse directly describes the little horn (the Antichrist) arising among the ten horns, with three being plucked up.
Revelation 13:1: And I stood upon the sand of the sea, and saw a beast rise up out of the sea, having seven heads and ten horns, and upon his horns ten crowns, and upon his heads the name of blasphemy.
This verse shows John's vision of the beast with ten horns, which Les interprets as the consortium of nations headed by the Antichrist.
Les Feldick teaches that horns in Scripture refer to kings, and he speaks of them as ten nations. The Bible shows them as ten horns on the beast, and Les interprets them as the ten nations that form the revived Roman Empire.
Les teaches that three of the smaller nations lose their identity and are gobbled up by the other seven, leaving seven. Then the Antichrist emerges from those seven.
Yes, Les explains that the little horn that comes up among the ten horns is the Antichrist, and out of the remaining seven he arises.
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