Daniel 12 In that era shall stand up Michael, the great chief, standing over the sons of your people. Then comes to be an era of distress such as has not occurred since there came to be a nation on the earth, till that era. Now in that era your people shall escape--all those found written in the scroll."

CLV⁽ⁱ⁾ ¹ In that era shall stand up Michael, the great chief, standing over the sons of your people. Then comes to be an era of distress such as has not occurred since there came to be a nation on the earth, till that era. Now in that era your people shall escape--all those found written in the scroll." ² From those sleeping in the soil of the ground many shall awake, these to eonian life and these to reproach for eonian repulsion." ³ The intelligent shall warn as the warning of the atmosphere, and those justifying many are as the stars for the eon and further." ⁴ Now you Daniel, stop up the words and seal the scroll till the era of the end, when many will swerve as evil will increase." ⁵ I, Daniel--I see, and behold, two others are standing, one on the near bank of the waterway and one on the far bank of the waterway." ⁶ I am saying to the man clothed in linen who is above the waters of the waterway, "Till when is the end of the marvels of which you speak, and this cleansing? ⁷ I am hearing the man clothed in linen who is above the waters of the waterway, "Till the era of the end.Then he is holding high his right and his left hands to the heavens and is swearing by Him Who is living for the eon, that it is for an appointed time, two appointed times and half an appointed time. And as is concluded the shattering of the hand of the holy people, concluding are all these things." ⁸ I hear, yet I am not understanding. Hence I am saying, "My lord, what is there after these things? ⁹ Then he is saying, "Go, Daniel, for stopped up and sealed are the words till the era of the end." ¹⁰ Many will purify and whiten themselves and be refined; yet the wicked will be wicked. None of all the wicked shall understand; yet the intelligent are understanding. ¹¹ From the era when the continuous ritual is taken away, and to the setting of the abomination of desolation, is a thousand two hundred and ninety days." ¹² Happy is he who will tarry and attain to the thousand three hundred and thirty-five days! ¹³ Now you, go on to the end, and you shall rest and stand up for your lot at the end of the days."