The Ancient of Days in Daniel Chapter 7 refers to God the Eternal One (the Father), who is also called the Highest One in the text. The image of old age does not express feebleness; it shows that God is eternal and pre-existing, and that He also has the wisdom to judge.
Furthermore, as illustrated in Daniel’s vision, the Ancient of Days will confer the messianic kingdom on the Son to rule at His second coming (Daniel 7:13-14). In Daniel 7, the Son is referred to as the Son of Man, as He is the Messiah. Consequently, it is more than significant that Jesus often referred to Himself as the Son of Man (Mt. 16:27; 19:28; 26:64). Our Savior will have authority, and all people will serve Him. This is a wonderful realization for all who love the Lord.
But Daniel is initially distressed by his vision (Daniel 7:15), as he understands that history will come to an end and be known for its sins. Judgment will be delivered against the Antichrist, Satan, who empowers him (Rev. 13:4; 20:1-3), and…
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