Daniel 11

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An Inglorious End

Daniel 11:45

The Turkish Military Headquarters

The once mighty Ottoman Empire was now the "weak Man of the East". Russia

would have conquered it had the Western Powers allowed it.

The glorious holy mountain situated between the seas, the Dead Sea and the

Mediterranean, is Mount Zion. The tabernacles of his palace can also be

translated as "the tents of his army" and history once again explains prophecy, for

during the Great War of 1914-1918 the Ottoman Turks, established their

military headquarters in Jerusalem at Mount Zion.

Driven from that city in December 1917 by British and Commonwealth forces

led by General Allenby, the Turks subsequently lost the cities of Baghdad,

Damascus and Aleppo during the following year, those cities having been the

three capitals of the pre-Roman King of the North.

Deserted by their German allies, the Turks surrendered to the Allies, or "came to

An end with no help" just as Daniel had foretold. Within six years the Ottoman

Emperor had been deposed, the Caliphate abolished and Turkey declared a

Republic under Mustapha Kemal, thereby ending the King of the North phase

of Islam in prophecy.

Alan Campbell - Islam in Prophecy Open Bible Ministries, Belfast, NI

tion, 9^th edition, 2004, p38.

An Amazing Prophecy

A Vision Extending 2500 Years

With the exception of the Ptolomies, the Selucids, the Saracens and the Turks

there was no power that arose in the territory of Daniel's third empire that could

qualify as kings of the North or South. Daniel's amazing prophecy that extended

from 535 BC to 1924 AD is now HIStory.

Alan Campbell, Islam in Prophecy, Open Bible Ministries, Belfast, Northern

Ireland, 9^th edition, 2004, p38.

Bernard L. Bateson, Daniel's Last Prophecy Fulfilled?, F. Ph.S, M.R.S.L.,

The Covenant Publishing Company, Ltd. 6 Buckingham Gate, London, 1978.