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Daniel 4:25 · BSB
4:25 You will be driven away from mankind, and your dwelling will be with the beasts of the field. You will feed on grass like an ox and be drenched with the dew of heaven, and seven times shall pass you by, until you acknowledge that the Most High rules over the kingdom of mankind and gives it to whom He wishes.
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…in Aramaic because it was government business, which means you have to talk gibberish, otherwise the people might understand. No, I'm joking. FromDaniel 2:4 to 7:28, the text is in Aramaic, the language of the political nation that Daniel served in ostensibly the second position behind Nabanitis. Belshazzar…
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…spoke about, but I will summarize. At the end of the days, I, Nebuchadnezzar, lifted my eyes to heaven, and my reason returned to me. This is inDaniel chapter 4, I think it's 3 to 5. I didn't write it down, but I think that's where it is. And my reason returned to me. And I blessed the Most High and praised…
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…great king, Nebuchadnezzar. The king of the world. You know, the most powerful man who ever lived in some senses. And at the height of his power,Daniel chapter 4, he goes out to his balcony and he opens his mouth. He speaks. And remember what he said? He says, Is this not Babylon the great, which I myself…
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…10 or 12 feet high, so large that birds could nest in it. Some have made a lot out of these birds that are mentioned. There's a story of a tree inDaniel chapter 4where the birds are a negative force. And because those birds represent demonic activity or evil, then some believe they reveal an evil presence…
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…way of pride leads to destruction. The most famous example of what pride does to us ultimately is the case of Nebuchadnezzar in the Old Testament.Daniel chapter 4, 29 to 33, Nebuchadnezzar, he is the most powerful man, perhaps so far in human history, but definitely at the time that he lived. He steps out…
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…all the beasts of the field gave birth to their young. Under its shadow lived all great nations. There is also a similar reflection of this inDaniel chapter 4when Daniel is talking to Nebuchadnezzar. The description of a tree that provides nesting for all the birds of the air or heavens is a kingdom, an…
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…will not be denied, because he has absolute power over human history. So we see that in Isaiah 45, raising up King Cyrus. We could perhaps go toDaniel chapter 4, to see the flip side, to see this happen with another foreign king, King Nebuchadnezzar. King Nebuchadnezzar, who one day was standing on the top…
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Please take your copy of God's Word and turn toDaniel chapter 4. ! The second theme is the immovable sovereignty of God. And this is often seen in juxtaposition to the rise and the fall of man, and it is seen by…
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…you're going to go on with this, you're going to be like an animal, you're going to, judgment is going to come on you. And finally, at the end ofDaniel chapter 4, we see that Nebuchadnezzar, he looks up towards heaven, and he says, like, God, you are good, that you are great, and you are worthy of honor and…
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…days of the hanging gardens of Babylon, if you know your ancient wonders of the world. We get a picture of Nebuchadnezzar's pride in the city inDaniel chapter 4and verse 30, where he says, is not this great Babylon, which I have built by my mighty power as a royal residence and for the glory of my majesty.…
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The scripture reading comes fromDaniel chapter 4. Please follow along on the screen, the bulletin or your own Bible. Starting in verse 1, we read, King Nebuchadnezzar to all peoples, nations and…
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…how to live faithful lives in a foreign land. Now, we've been switching back and forth between these ideas of encouragement and instruction. InDaniel chapters 4and 5, we were looking mainly at encouragement, seeing that God's the one in charge no matter what's going on in the nations around us. And we've…
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…of Babel. That is the precursor to Babylon where the people said, who is God? We'll be our own gods. Let's make a monument to our own glory. InDaniel chapter 4, there's Nebuchadnezzar. One day he comes out on the balcony of his house. He looks over Babylon and this is what he says. Is this not great…
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…them, enabling them to do good work. We see that later in the book as well. Over and over, we hear this phrase, the spirit of the gods is in you.Daniel chapter 4, Nebuchadnezzar says, I know the spirit of the gods is in you. Later, Daniel chapter 5, the queen is telling Belteshazzar about Daniel, reminds him…
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…And so it's for that reason that we come to God's word. We're continuing our series in the book of Daniel. And this morning we find ourselves inDaniel chapter 4. You'll remember that Daniel's a book that takes place during the late 7th and 6th century, and it tells the story of a man named Daniel who's a…
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…years. I wasn't going to read this but I've got to read this. This is great. This is from a pagan king. Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon. And inDaniel chapter 4. Listen to this. Nebuchadnezzar had been under judgment by God. He'd been eating grass and all this for all these years. And now at the end of the…
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…have a seat if you got a Bible. I invite you, you sons and daughters of God, you children of the resurrection. Open your Bibles, if you would, toDaniel chapter 4. If you're a guest, we're preaching through the book of Daniel, uh, verse by verse. It's called Expository Preaching. Uh, it's not always sexy, but…
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…it challenges his will, it challenges his ways, and so we can't, we cannot just just gloss over this great sin called pride. And so what we see inDaniel chapter 4at the very beginning, the first few verses, is we see a testimony from Nebuchadnezzar. And it's funny because we get to see the testimony that…
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Daniel 4, verses 19-37Daniel interprets the dream. Then Daniel, also called Belteshazzar, was greatly perplexed for a time, and his thoughts terrified him. So the king…
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…has determined their pre appointed times and boundaries of their dwellings now, who did that the one that did that was God himself. Another passageDaniel chapter 4and verse 17. Listen to this. The decision is by the decree of Watchers and the sentence by the word of the Holy ones in order that The living may…
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