Daniel 7:11

“I beheld then because of the voice of the great words which the horn spake, etc.] Or, “from the voice”f283; from the time it was heard, the prophet continued looking to see what would be the issue of all this; especially from the time he heard the little horn speak such blasphemous things against God, and Christ, and his people, which were so intolerable, that he concluded some notice would be taken of them in a way of correction and punishment; and the rather, when he saw the Judge appear with so much majesty and grandeur, and all things prepared for a judicial process: I beheld even till the beast was slain; the fourth beast, the Roman monarchy, to which a period will be put, and be…”

“Here is set forth the execution on earth of the judgment pronounced in the unseen heavenly court of judicature (Dan 7:9-10). body . . . given to . . . flame-- (Rev 19:20).”

“I beheld then, because of the voice of the great words which the horn spake - I was attracted by these words - by their arrogance, and haughtiness, and pride; and I saw that it was on account of these mainly that the solemn judgment proceeded against the beast. The attitude of the seer here is this - he heard arrogant and proud words uttered by the “horn,” and he waited in deep attention, and in earnest expectation, to learn what judgment would be pronounced. He had seen Daniel 7:8 that horn spring up and grow to great power, and utter great things; he had then seen, immediately on this, a solemn and sublime preparation for judgment, and he now waited anxiously to learn what sentence would…”

“Destroyed - This cannot but be meant of the ruin and judgment of antichrist. Daniel 7:13”

“7:11 God’s judgment brought about the destruction of the fourth beast . . . by fire.”

“the voice: Dan 7:8, Dan 7:25; Pe2 2:18; Jde 1:16; Rev 13:5, Rev 13:6, Rev 20:4, Rev 20:12 even: Dan 7:26, Dan 8:25, Dan 11:45; Th2 2:8; Rev 18:8, Rev 19:20, Rev 20:10 Daniel 7:12”

“The construction of this verse is disputed. The second הוית חזה (I was seeing) repeats the first for the purpose of carrying on the line of thought broken by the interposed sentence. בּאדין (then) is separated by the accents from the first הוית חזה and joined to the clause following: "then on account of the voice of the great words." By this interposed sentence the occasion of the judgment which Daniel sees passed upon the beast is once more brought to view. קל מן, "on account of the voice of the words," i.e., on account of the loud words, not "from the time of the words, or from the time when the voice of the great words made itself heard" (Klief.). The following expression, דּי עד (till…”