Daniel 3, 4- "the fiery Furnace and the Dream"
Daniel 3, "Saved from the fiery furnace"
Nebuchadnezzar made an entire statue of gold, representing his reign and authority lasting forever. If anyone refused to worship the image, it was considered not only a religious offense but treason. It was proclaimed that when the people heard the sound of the horn, flute, harp, and lyre, in symphony with all kinds of music, all the people, nations, and languages fell and worshiped the gold image.
Daniel 2-Nebuchadnezzar`s dream
Daniel 2Nebuchadnezzar was arguable, the most powerful man of his time. He had the world at his fingertips. His power was limitless, in his mind. Even with all that power, he experienced troubling dreams that he couldn`t interpret. He threatened the astrologers, "If you don`t tell me WHAT my dream was and interpret it, I will have you cut into pieces and your houses turned into piles of rubble." 2:5
Daniel 1- The Gifts
Welcome to my study of Daniel. In this series, I will be including unfinished pages from my journaling as well as paintings that I created, my interpretations, to go along with the stories of Daniel as they unfold.In the book of Daniel, we see God working in the intimate details of Daniel`s life. Daniel was a young Jew, who was taken to Babylon when the Jewish nation went into captivity. God empowered and encouraged him to live well in a hostile environment.