Daniel's initial reaction to the terrifying visions of four beasts is marked by fear and anxiety, reflecting the unsettling nature of the prophetic images he witnesses.
The complexity and mystery of the visions provoke Daniel's curiosity and confusion, as he seeks to understand the deeper meanings behind the terrifying symbols.
The appearance of the Ancient of Days, with a garment white as snow and hair like pure wool, inspires awe and reverence, emphasizing divine majesty and purity.
The vision of the 'Son of man' coming on the clouds conveys empowerment and assurance, promising dominion and eternal kingship that uplifts and comforts.
Despite the empowering aspects, Daniel feels distressed and perplexed by the visions, illustrating the emotional toll of such profound revelations.
Even though troubled, Daniel's resolve to understand and remember the visions shows his determination and diligence in facing the divine mysteries presented to him.