*Question 6 says* What would happen after the fall of the Roman Empire? The Bible says, “The kingdom shall be divided… And as the toes of the feet were part of iron, and part of clay, so the kingdom shall be partly strong, and partly broken.” (Dan. 2:41, 42) It would be divided. Into how many parts? How many toes do you have? 10! So it would be divided into 10 parts or 10 kingdoms. That’s exactly what Daniel said would happen 100s of years before it happened! The remaining 7 are now the modern European nations of today (England, France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, etc.). All these little empires that came from Rome actually evolved into the nations of Europe we know today! So where are we on this time line? Are we in the head of gold? No. Are we living in the Greek empire? No. We’re not in the Roman empire. We’re in the toes of the image as the Bible shows us! *Question 7 says* , Would these kingdoms ever succeed in uniting? The Bible says, “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.” (Dan. 2:43) Many of the European leaders have done their best to reunite Europe under one government. But these simple words from Scripture have stopped every would-be leader of Europe. God said it and nothing can change His Words! Here is our 4th lesson: God predicted the rise and fall of nations with 100% accuracy from Daniel’s day to our day. Since God predicts and controls the future, we can trust Him with our future! The God who guides history, wants to guide your life! Illustration: Napoleon tried to conquer all of Europe and was doing really well for awhile. But at the height of his success—when it looked like he really would conquer all of Europe—a Christian minister came to him and read the prophecy of Daniel 2 and said, “Napoleon, based on this prophecy, I predict you will never conquer all of Europe.” Do you know what Napoleon said? “Not even God Himself can stop me.” However, at the Battle of Waterloo, God did stop Napoleon. And after losing that battle, history records that Napoleon said, “God Almighty is too much for me.” God had said “They shall not cleave one to another.” That stopped Napoleon. So what will happen next?