Though I would
never stir a pin of the historic prophetic licence of a day for a year
application of the 2300 days, there are views that repeat the 2300 day prophecy
literally at the end-time.
This prophecy was given in the third year of the
Babylonian king Belshazzar, about 553 BC, which was some 15 years before the 70 weeks prophecy of Daniel 9. So those who maintain that the 2300 day prophecy is
inseparable with the 70 weeks prophecy may be at issue.
See this explanation at the following link. I do not
agree that the prophecy of Daniel about 553 BC equalled a literal day only, but
the rest of the statement explains a good reason for a literal day fulfillment
at the end-time.
The 2300 day Prophecy of Daniel 8
1.
This prophecy was given in the third year of the Babylonian king
Belshazzar, about 553 BC, which was some 15 years before
the 70 weeks prophecy of Daniel 9.
2.
In this prophecy a day equals one day of 24 hours, not one
ordinary year.
3.
This prophecy concerns the 2300 day defilement of the heavenly
sanctuary by the 'little horn' (the Beast, the Antichrist) who
will dare to challenge the angelic host above and cast some of them down to
earth. The Antichrist even challenges the 'Prince of the heavenly host'
(Yeshua the Messiah). A more blasphemous move is hard
to imagine.
1.
As pointed out above, the 2300 day prophecy is scheduled for
fulfilment many years after it was given. It would come to pass at 'the
appointed time of the end.' We are not told the starting year, but
we are told that the central character is the little horn power (the
Antichrist); and we know that he is scheduled to make his appearance just
before Jesus Christ returns.
2.
Like the prophecy recorded in Daniel 7, this prophecy tells of
the death of the 'little horn' power at the second coming of
Jesus Christ. He is to be 'broken without hand.' That is, he will
be supernaturally destroyed by the word of the 'Prince of princes'
(Jesus Christ) at his return. These are vital clues, because they point to our
immediate future.
http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/sbs777/saccal/calbook/part1-2.html