Category: The Book of Daniel

Our culture is rather flippant when it comes to giving God the proper place in our lives and society.

We will look at some of the amazing prophecies given through Isaiah and Jeremiah foretelling the fall of Babylon.

Since the earliest days of the Bible, God has used dreams, visions, and trances to reveal truth about Himself.

This is a comparison of events surrounding Daniel and Joseph’s dream interpretations. Their stories have some similarities that make for an interesting study.

Daniel’s commitment to follow God, and honor Him, caused him to do things a little different.

Daniel shows what it looks like to have a relationship with God.

God makes himself known to us by revealing truth about Himself to us. We can put these avenues of revelation about God into two different categories, general revelation, and special revelation.

When we turn our hearts to God and submit to Him, God, who had already been looking for us, pours out His Spirit on us and gives us His wisdom. He is longing to support anyone whose heart is His!

Until the discovery of the Nabonidus Cylinder, no mention of Belshazzar, whom Daniel declares to be king of Babylon, had been found in extra-biblical literature. Critics of the authenticity and historicity of Daniel questioned whether any such person as Belshazzar existed.