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And whereas thou sawest iron mixed with miry clay, they shall mingle themselves with the seed of men: but they shall not cleave one to another, even as iron is not mixed with clay.
3 Bible Commentaries on Daniel 2: 43
I would like to comment on Daniel 2:43….As of the last 9 months, I accidentally fell into learning about what is going on in the present time with the Illuminati and their agenda. As I furthered my research, a lot of what I learned, and tested by the word of God was about the Nephelim (alien agenda) and how they are here and living among us in the world, though controlled by the satanic powers of the Illuminati (NWO).
The great deception is unlike what us Christians could ever imagine, though I know it’s not for all to understand. I have struggled with the knowledge of what I’ve learned and always make certain that I’m balancing it with my relationship with Christ, which does come first. Yet, no matter how hard I try to walk away from it, it comes back with new revelation. I just prayed again asking God if this is not his will for me to continue learning about what’s to come, then pull me away from it. Yet, I feel the need to learn what I can.
Now, conversely when the bible speaks of the great deception, as the body of Christ we need to be aware of what that means. As we don’t know when Christ will return, not to mention the NWO already has greatly influenced what is going on in the economy, taking over Hollywood, the music industry and their continual goal of breaking us down, mentally, physically and financially.
Awareness is power, I pray that as the body of Christ we are not deceived any longer..
Commentary by Stacy
Posted on:
2/8/2010 14:53 pm
Some commentators have taken this to mean racial intermingling, others the mix of powerful and weak men in the empire or even matrimonial alliances. Yet others have completely ignored the verse. But the crux of the matter is what or whom is represented by ‘clay’. While we are reasonably sure that the iron part of the mix is the revived Roman Empire, we are not told, nor really given any clues, as to the identity of this clay..
Is it even possible that once more the Bible is harking back to the days of Noah, when the unholy union of the supernatural with the natural cause God to destroy everyone on the earth. Not at all an unlikely scenario considering this part of the vision take place in the very end times before God’s rock destroys man and Satan’s kingdoms.
The Bible tells us that in the days immediately preceding the return of Jesus Christ we shall find similar conditions to the days of Noah. Our Lord Himself linked these two epochs together and said that one is the parallel of the other.
“As it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be in the days of the coming of the Son of Man,” Luke 17:26. (cf, Matt 24:37)
And what does Scripture say about those days?
“… the sons of God came unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them: the same were the mighty men that were of old, the men of renown”. [See Genesis 6:1-4].
They shall mingle themselves with the seed of men???? Is this verse prophesizing the return of the Nephilim? [Also See http://www.inplainsite.org/html/days_of_noah.html]
Commentary by Carol Brooks
Posted on:
2/27/2009 01:03 am



If we compare the the later visions, we find that the fourth kingdom is divided and there are ten kings. A king has a kingdom of his own. So there are ten kingdoms, all from and having nature of the fourth kingdom. Iron stands for the Roman kingdom, a strong one. But the divided kingdom will have partly strong and partly weak like iron and clay. Some stated would be strong while other weak. These divided kingdomds will try to unite, with marraiage allaiances,but will fail. “By the seed of men” means inter marriages.
While our Lord Jesus talked about the days of Noah, he meant that the people at the time of the coming of our Lord will be quite carefree (eating and drinking, marrying andgiven in marring and building), and careless too? All the people would be so involved in their routine life, that God’s judgement will take them unawares, as it happened in the case of people in the days of Noah.