Daniel: Go thy way (Daniel 12:9-13)

"But you, go your way until the end, and you will rest and rise again in your lot at the end of the days." (Daniel 12:13) who is telling Daniel to go his way? The man in Linen, above the river of Waters, Christ! To “go thy way” literally could mean, Daniel it is your time to leave this earth, die, but there is a great spiritual supply here. Just go back and read Daniel 1 through 12. It begins with him being uprooted from his home and taken away from his family as a young man, thrown into captivity, standing often before and against kings who could end his life, fiery furnaces, lions dens, and it ends with him as an old man engaging with angels of God, witnessing the darkness that opposes God, seeing Israels fateful future and even seeing Christ Himself. But Daniel once again begs to see more (12:8) he wants to understand what will happen and what the end of these things be! And the Lord says Daniel “go thy way, rest” Daniel had actually spent his entire life learning to rest in God‘s purpose and plan. This word rest means to settle down, relax, no matter the environment that’s turning you upside down. Can you relate? He goes on to say Daniel rest and rise. Not only am I your rest Daniel, I am your resurrection and I am your life. I saints, Christ is certainly our rest and our Resurrection /Life in these last days. I trust you are living in this reality.