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Daniel 1:8 · BSB
1:8 But Daniel made up his mind that he would not defile himself with the king’s food or wine. So he asked the chief official for permission not to defile himself.
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…he can't get back up again. The rebuke is to make someone better. To correct, to instruct. So I want you to see the book of Daniel, and we're done.Daniel chapter 1. Verse 9. Now God had brought Daniel into what? Say it, would you? Favor. God can still do that. God can give us favor with relatives, he can give…
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…Amen. Just just cherish it. It will pass, but you'll be a better person. You'll be a better Christian as a result of it, I can promise you that.Daniel chapter 1. There's a thought in this chapter that has been on my heart for a while, and I'm just asking God if He would help me to be able to convey it. And…
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…and then we'll turn our attention to today's text. First, Daniel resolved that he would not defile himself with the Babylonian king's food or wine.Daniel chapter 1and verse 8. That was a resolution. Paul resolved to make his way to Jerusalem to fulfill a vow he had made, a Nazarite vow. Acts chapter 19 and…
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…bounce through the book of Daniel and look at some of the things that make him so special and so unique. historical context here, we're looking inDaniel chapter 1. King Nebuchadnezzar, he overtakes Jerusalem, and he gives orders to bring young men from Judah's royal family to Babylon to serve in his palace.…
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…then we will turn our attention to today's text. First, Daniel resolved that he would not defile himself with the Babylonian king's food or wine.Daniel chapter 1and verse 8. Secondly, Paul resolved to make his way to Jerusalem to fulfill a Nazarite vow that he had made. Acts chapter 19 and verse 21. So we…
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…the Faith PCA app. Thank you for tuning in to Faith's podcast ministry. If you have a copy of God's Word, turn with me to the book of Daniel,daniel chapter 1. So go after Psalms, right after the book of Ezekiel, you'll find Daniel. We're beginning a new series this morning in the book of Daniel. That'll…
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…The power of men versus the power of God. And it has been this picture that has been at the front of our story, the front of this narrative fromDaniel chapter 1to Daniel chapter 6, from the very beginning. Who is really the one who's in power? Who's really the supreme authority? Our first point this…
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…year of the reign of Nebuchadnezzar, it's my conviction that this is actually a part of the flow of this narrative. And it would find itself withinDaniel chapter 1. So this three-year training process that is taking place there in Babylon where Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego, and Daniel are all part of this…
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…And for the next 11 weeks, we'll be walking through the Book of Psalms, chapters 10 through 20. We paused our series in Daniel. We were preachingDaniel chapter 1through 6, and we'll pick that up, Lord willing, in the fall. But this morning, we begin with Psalm chapter 10. So when you found that in your…
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…of who God is, the God of heaven, in drawing Nebuchadnezzar and his subjects to faith in Christ, faith in God. Open, if you would, please, toDaniel chapter 1. If you're using the Pew Bible, it's on page 737. I've often wondered if, like Timothy, Daniel also had a mother or a father who was instrumental…
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…it there together. And our passage this morning is going to be all of chapter 1. And so let's stand together in honor of the reading of God's word.Daniel 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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…all of this time because of your sin. But I do have hope for you, and I am going to restore you after that time. Daniel, when you meet Daniel inDaniel chapter 1, the first half of this book is sort of a biography of Daniel. He is a young person, and he's got other young people, and they have been taken in…
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…God's honour was in view. He didn't want what was on offer, and so he would only eat vegetables and drink water. And I would commend readingDaniel chapter 1, too, because it's interesting what happens there. The third kind of fast is an extreme fast, and what I would call an absolute fast. And I just…
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…the Lord, how to give God the honor and catch this just like he will you and me, God blessed that. He blessed them standing up in these times.Daniel chapter 1, they chose to follow the dietary laws of the Jews and the king said, "Okay, if you think you can do that." And what did God do? God blessed…
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…The first chapter of Daniel is 1-21. I'm not going to unlock the four verses that are not in your Bible at all this morning. So we'll be looking atDaniel 1, verses 1-21. And that was my fault, not Andy's. He does a very good job, and I'm thankful for him. So Daniel 1, verses 1-21. Let me remind you, last week we…
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…this foreign land. We'll see that repeatedly throughout the text. But not, Daniel records that he didn't accomplish it. It was nothing that he did.Daniel chapter 1in verse 17, we hear, as for these four youths, God gave them learning and skill in all literature and wisdom, and Daniel had understanding in all…
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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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