• Title Page
• Introduction
• General Overview
• Daniel 1:1-6
• Daniel 1:7-21
• Daniel 2
• Daniel 3
• Daniel 4
• Daniel 5
• Daniel 6
• Daniel 7
• Daniel 8
• Daniel 9
• Daniel 10
• Daniel 11
• Daniel 12
  • The Importance of Scheduling
  • Scheduling in the Bible
  • Quotes
  • Did You Know
  • Daily Devotions
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Daniel 12

The Importance of Scheduling

God follows a set schedule. He has specified what must be accomplished at a certain time, and then everything is scheduled into place. Daniel 12 presents us with the schedule framework of the prophetic week to come. If God feels that a schedule of events is important, then we should do all we can to utilize one.

It seems that without goals and set times to meet the objectives of a day, nothing valuable gets done. Sometimes we schedule things and are completely unaware of it. We just happen to like doing things at a certain time every day and so life moves along in a rut.

Normally, however, a person can only accomplish what he determines to complete within an imposed time limit. Everyone has the potential of getting a large amount of things done in a day. The way to do it, is to sit down and spend a very few moments itemizing what should occur and when it should be started and finished.

Through careful planning and some discipline, almost anyone can redeem the time given to him. It is surprising to find out how much time we can waste in a day, just wondering what to do next! Then after finding how much time is lost to mundane activities, we wonder why we never noticed a real problem.

Scheduling Allows for Preparation

Daniel 12:1 And at that time shall Michael stand up, the great prince which standeth for the children of thy people: and there shall be a time of trouble, such as never was since there was a nation even to that same time: and at that time thy people shall be delivered, every