How do we know that Jesus is the stone in Daniel's vision?

Daniel 2's depiction of a stone cut without hands, which represents Jesus, is supported by the specificity of His virgin birth—'cut without hands' indicates a divine act rather than human intervention. This imagery emphasizes the distinction of Christ's identity and the divine nature of His mission to establish a spiritual kingdom that will outlast worldly powers.

Moreover, the entire narrative hints that the stone, representing Christ, will crush the empires depicted in the vision and grow into an everlasting kingdom. The fulfilled prophecies in the New Testament and the acknowledgment of Christ's reign solidify this interpretation, demonstrating that He is indeed the promised stone that will fill the earth with God's glory. As Christians, we anchor our faith in this revealed truth of Jesus as the cornerstone of our salvation.