And shall also carry captives into Egypt their gods, with their princes, and with their precious vessels of silver and of gold; and he shall continue more years than the king of the north.
Se llevará todo lo valioso de regreso a Egipto como su botín: sus dioses, sus líderes y todos sus tesoros de oro y plata. Y este hombre sobrevivirá al rey del norte por años.
El conquistador se llevará todos los tesoros y sobrevivirá más tiempo que su enemigo del norte.
📚 Contexto Histórico
Daniel 11 is part of a prophetic vision given to Daniel during the Babylonian exile, foretelling the conflicts between powerful kingdoms that arose after Alexander the Great's empire was divided. This specific verse refers to the invasion of Egypt by the Seleucid king, likely Antiochus III, who plundered Egyptian treasures, including idols and valuables, as part of ongoing wars between the "king of the north" (Seleucids) and the "king of the south" (Ptolemies). These events highlight God's sovereign control over world powers and their outcomes, as described in the broader context of Daniel's prophecies about future rulers and exiles.
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