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Chapter 7 begins the prophetic section of the book of Daniel. Chapter 7 however is tied to the first part of the book because it is written in Aramaic like chapters 1-6. Therefore we should compare it to chapter 2 as the interpretations of the visions are

This chapter relates to us an event in the Life of Daniel & King Darius near the close of Daniel’s life. He is nearing 90 years old now. He will be too old to make the trip back to Jerusalem. This account begins with a miracle. There is a high ranking g

Chapter 5 begins with a new king on the throne of Babylon. We have been fast forwarded in time to the final night of the kingdom of Babylon. Nebuchadnezzar died in 562BC after reigning for 43 years. The vast empire God had allowed him to build would be de

: King Nebuchadnezzar shares the conclusion to his testimony of personal faith in God at the beginning of the chapter then proceeds to tell the story.
God’s purpose for every life is for the person to know Him fully as the Creator and the Lord of all.

Before us in this chapter is a very well-known story from the Bible. Often when the general story is widely known the specific message from the story can be overlooked as well as truths found in the details of the story. This story is often declared as a

Introduction: The story of the king’s dream and the miracle of God’s provision to Daniel of the dream and the interpretation can be broken into 5 sections. Each section contains a key verse(s) which give the focus to God in the midst of the story. As

Introduction: Last week we began our study of Daniel with an overview of the book and a discussion of the context in which it was written. In chapter 1 we are introduced to Daniel and his friends as we find them swept up in the tidal wave of Babylon’s t

Introduction: As we begin our study of Daniel we want to provide a short introduction to the book itself. Nebuchadnezzar defeated the Egyptians at Carchemish in 605 B.C. In 604 B.C. Nebuchadnezzar succeeded his father as king of Babylon. In 587 B.C. he fi