1. Again during Belshazzar’s reign, Daniel had another vision. This time he saw a ram that was very powerful and conquered the north, west, and south, and did whatever it pleased. Next, he saw a goat(...)
Read1. During the first year of Belshazzar’s reign, Daniel had a vision of 4 beasts: a lion, a bear, a leopard, and a very terrifying and frightening beast. These beasts had authority to rule for a while(...)
Read1. King Darius was pressured by wicked men to throw Daniel in the lion’s den. The king himself expressed his hope that God would save Daniel. After a sleepless night, King Darius rushed to the den and(...)
Read1. The new king Darius appointed Daniel as one of his top administrators. And because Daniel was trustworthy, the king wanted to put Daniel over all his empire. Out of jealousy, other magistrates plot(...)
Read1. King Belshazzar knew all about God’s work in King Nebuchadnezzar’s life. But Belshazzar chose not to humble himself. Rather, he chose to rebel against God, he chose a life of depravity and debauche(...)
Read1. Sometime later, King Belshazzar, a descendant of Nebuchadnezzar, ruled the empire. At his party for 1,000 nobles and their wives and concubines, they drank from the gold and silver goblets from the(...)
Read1. When Nebuchadnezzar saw his royal city Babylon, he praised his own glory, majesty, and power. Then, judgment was pronounced from heaven, and he was stripped of all his glory. He became insane and l(...)
Read1. Daniel was distressed about telling the king the bad news and tactfully said how he wished that the dream applied to Nebuchadnezzar’s enemies. Then, Daniel explained that the amazing tree in the dr(...)
Read1. This chapter begins with Nebuchadnezzar’s proclamation to all the nations about what God has done for him. Though Nebuchadnezzar was the greatest king on earth, he declared that God’s kingdom is et(...)
Read1. King Nebuchadnezzar’s pride was greatly offended by their refusal to bow before his idol. He ordered the fire to be made 7 times hotter and had his strongest soldiers bind them and throw them into(...)
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