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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 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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We're going to look atDaniel chapter 1if you want to open a Bible in front of you. And the reason that we're going to look at Daniel is because I really believe that we are in an…
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…your written word would reveal to us your living word, that we would see him face to face. We pray this in his name, by your grace, Lord. Amen. SoDaniel chapter 1, it begins with a bang. The unthinkable happens right at the start. King Nebuchadnezzar is the king of a massive nation state centered at Babylon.…
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…time, as they pushed south after that victory, they came to Jerusalem. And that leads us to our text this morning. So, let's look together and readDaniel 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 gave…
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…last day of the Babylonian Empire. 2,555 years ago, 23 years after King Nebuchadnezzar has died. King Nebuchadnezzar, who is the big king, who's inDaniel chapter 1, 2, 3, and 4. So between the end of Daniel chapter 4 and Daniel chapter 5, verse 1, we have at least 20, 23, 25 years have passed. Daniel has been…
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…then the measurables will be added to you. And I'll explain that. Go after the essentials and the measurables will be added to you. You see this inDaniel chapter 1. Here is Daniel. He's been taken with 19,000 other young men to Babylon, which is like New York and Los Angeles and London put together. It's the…
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…does he say? I'm better for it because I now see you better. I now see you, Lord, and understand your ways more. If there's one thing we learn fromDaniel chapter 1, it is that we're to build our lives on the unshakable truth of God's eternal word. And this will enable us to stand firm even when the storms blow…
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…working in the Spirit, through innovation and the imagination of the Spirit? Well, Daniel epitomizes that, even as a young man. So go back toDaniel chapter 1and let's look at just one part. There's so much we could say here. But there's this one little part in Daniel chapter 1 that I just really get…
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…hearing the truth. You say, but that's not modern, or that's not. If you do it God's way, it's so much better than the world. Let me give youDaniel chapter 1. When Daniel didn't give in, hey, the God blessed him. They were ten times better than the world. Ten times better. Daniel committed to God. Woo!…
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…Jesus. Amen. This is the last and the most famous of the narratives that you'll find in the book of Daniel. If you remember when, Daniel started inDaniel chapter 1, Daniel was 15 years old when he was ripped from his homeland in Judah, and he was taken in exile to the pagan city of Babylon. This happened 65…
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…50 minutes a week. I was just wondering if there were any questions. Last week, we looked at seek the welfare of the city, from Jeremiah 29 andDaniel chapter 1. And I know for those of you who've been in home groups, you probably got to discuss that a lot. We do Q and A, fairly often here as a church at…
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…That is, that's the movement of the Bible. That's what, that's what God's heart is. We see this clearly in Jeremiah 29. We see this clearly inDaniel chapter 1. Now, this text is especially relevant to us today in the 21st century because it shows us how we're to live our lives and how we are to share our…
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…see a difference, that people are drawn, to a better way, that people see clearly, the picture that you're painting, which is, Jesus, I think ofDaniel, chapter 1, where Daniel, Daniel says, you know, I don't, I don't eat that stuff, we're not going to eat that stuff, if that's okay with you, we're just going…
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…what philosophy really meant more then than like we would think of today. Our main text, though, is going to be in the book of Daniel. So, turn toDaniel chapter 1. I don't know many other books to look at that speak about how to be in the world, but not of it. To be the people of God, but at the same time…
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Why don't you go ahead and take out your Bibles and open those up toDaniel chapter 1? And today, Pastor Tom Lane and I began a brand new series called Drive. You know, in all of our lives, from time to time, we go through wilderness…
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…against others. And we have a very optimistic view of ourselves. Now last week we began a new sermon series in Daniel. Sam Lowe took us throughDaniel chapter 1. He set the scene in a horrific scenario. God's people fall under God's judgment. They're conquered by the greatest superpower in the world at the…
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