Daniel 11: 20 (187 B.C.E. – 175 B.C.E.)
‘Then shall stand up in His [Antiochus III ( 223 B.C.E. – 187 B.C.E.) ‘s] Estate, A Raiser of Taxes [Seleucus IV Philopater (187 B.C.E. – 175 B.C.E.) In The Glory of The Kingdom [The Glorious Kingdom of The Land of Israel]. But Within A Few Days, He [Heliodorus, Seleucus IV’s Chancellor] Shall Be Destroyed – Neither in Anger – Neither in Battle.’ (Daniel 11:20) In 178 B.C.E. Seleucus IV’s Chancellor, Heliodorus, was sent to Jerusalem to collect moneys from supposedly wealthy Temple at Jerusalem. Note: Seleucus IV (187 B.C.E. – 175 B.C.E.) the second son of Antiochus III had…