a.char marks what follows a stated point, whether a present moment or preceding rulers.

As a preposition, a.char marks a following point in sequence: what is to occur after the present circumstance in Daniel 2:29 and Daniel 2:45, and a king arising after other kings in Daniel 7:24.

1. Preposition marking what follows · dominant

   The form אַחֲרֵי is tagged as a preposition in all three verses. In Daniel 2:29 and Daniel 2:45, the APB renders clauses about what will be or happen “after this”; in Daniel 7:24, it renders another king who will arise “after them,” following the ten kings.

   Daniel 2:29Daniel 2:45Daniel 7:24

In the Anselm Paraphrase: The APB presents the sequence with “after this” in Daniel 2:29 and Daniel 2:45 and “after them” in Daniel 7:24. Because the paraphrase is not word-aligned, these phrases confirm the clauses' sequencing without fixing a separate English rendering for each token.