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Daniel 1:7 · BSB
1:7 The chief official gave them new names: To Daniel he gave the name Belteshazzar; to Hananiah, Shadrach; to Mishael, Meshach; and to Azariah, Abednego.
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The scripture reading comes fromDaniel chapter 1. Please follow along on the screen, the bulletin, or your own Bible. Starting in verse 1, we read, In the third year of the reign of Jehoiakim,…
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…There's something about looking at the generation that's ahead of us, seeing them as examples and spurring them on. Remember when we were inDaniel chapter 1, I talked about the fact that God gives people favor. As families, we can be praying that our parents who are in the workplace would receive favor.…
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…as God's people surrounded by a culture and a world and a nation that does not honor God? And so it's with that that we are going to begin withDaniel chapter 1. I should also mention that Daniel provides its own summary of the book in chapter 11, verse 32. And it tells us the people who know their God…
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…in 2 Peter. Next week, we are going to begin a study in the book of Daniel. So I'll just say as a sidebar, if you want to prepare for that, readDaniel chapter 1. It's a fun story, and you'll be ahead for next week. But you'll remember, and I'll tell you now for the last time, that 2 Peter is a letter. It's…
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…our attention to today's text. Old Testament example. Daniel resolved that he would not defile himself with the Babylonian king's food or wine.Daniel chapter 1and verse 8. New Testament example. Paul resolved to make his way to Jerusalem to fulfill a Nazarite vow. That he had made. Acts chapter 19 and…
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…of Daniel and his writings of it's important for us to recognize that there's some places that we have to draw the line. That the Bible says inDaniel chapter 1, verse number 8, that Daniel resolved, that he made up inside of his mind that he is not going to defile himself by eating the king's food.…
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…citizens of the kingdom of God and for us not to be distracted by the empire or the things of this world. I think our theme scripture has been inDaniel chapter 1, verse number 8, where it simply talks about how Daniel determined that he would not defile himself with the king's food or with the wine that he…
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…he is the primary one that gets all of our joy and adoration and utter loyalty. And our primary passage of scripture that we've been looking at isDaniel chapter 1, looking at verse number eight. And what it says is that Daniel determined that he would not defile himself with the king's food or with the wine…
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…I don't think that that refers to a specific period of time. Elsewhere in the Bible, 10 days is simply used to suggest a limited period of time. InDaniel chapter 1, 10 days is given as a good amount of time for testing. I think that's the kind of thing that's in view here. A limited period. A good amount of…
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…while simultaneously being citizens of the kingdom of God. The narrative that we're going to look at is found in the book of Daniel. So looking atDaniel chapter 1, verse number 1 through 8, that's going to kind of set the tone as we're beginning to establish this series. It says it this way, starting at verse…
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…really is hope. And the hope comes from the word of God. It comes from a story like we're reading out of Daniel. Last week we spent the week inDaniel chapter 1. And it was this idea of how do we live faithful in a faithless world? And it's not always about what happened, it's about what always happens. And…
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…Nebuchadnezzar. And and he was, and actually, those that were the kind of the trainers over him, the life coaches, as it were, over Daniel inDaniel chapter 1, disagreed that he was not going to eat the food of the king. He was not going to follow the dictates of the king, but he was rather going to do…
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…story of Daniel. So let's begin to look for the last time at his story. We see, first of all, a life of integrity in the first five verses. Now,Daniel chapter 1to 6 has spanned three royal courts. This is the second empire that we meet. The Babylonians have now been replaced by the Persians. And Daniel has…
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…hearts and lives. That he would do us good as we sing, as we pray, as we hear God's word, as we reflect on it. Let's hear God's word. Let's read inDaniel chapter 1. In the third year of the reign of Jehoiakim king of Judah, Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon came to Jerusalem and besieged it. And the Lord…
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…of Judah to witness of his power and to be his covenant remnant while in captivity. Now I want you to turn again in your Bible. This time turn toDaniel chapter 1. It's just a few pages back from where you are there in Habakkuk. And I want you to go to Daniel chapter 1. Now hang tight. There's a reason we're…
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…All other aspects of nature. Don't have free, will we have free will? And sometimes the heart is referred to as or described as the will of man inDaniel chapter 1in verse 8. I love this, but Daniel purposed in his heart that he would not defile himself with the portion of the Kings Delicacies, nor with the…
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…you to appreciate before we get into our outline tonight how much Daniel chapter, sorry, six, how much Daniel chapter six parallels what you saw inDaniel chapter 1. Daniel chapter 1, Nebuchadnezzar brings Daniel into the court. In chapter 6, the king, the King Darius or Cyrus brings Daniel into the court. In…
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…and his stand for the word of God and God Jehovah. Daniel 6, 4. That was it. What a testimony. After all those years, and when you get to Daniel 6,Daniel chapter 1, he's a young lad, probably between 16 and 20. But when he gets to Daniel chapter 6, he's up in his 80s, and in the end of his 80s, they say they…
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…The other thing that the culture of Babylon does, when we are seated at Nebuchadnezzar's table, Nebuchadnezzar is the king that is referred to inDaniel chapter 1. The other thing, and this is critical, that happens is that our threshold of self-control, our threshold for morality decreases. Now what is…
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…They were all the best of the best workers. And by the way, because Daniel didn't give in, remember what happened? The Bible says at the end ofDaniel chapter 1, I love this. They were 10, you remember what Daniel did? He turned around and he challenged the jailkeeper who had he had found favor with the…
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