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Daniel 1:9 · BSB
1:9 Now God had granted Daniel favor and compassion from the chief official,
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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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…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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