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Daniel 5:23 · BSB
5:23 Instead, you have exalted yourself against the Lord of heaven. The vessels from His house were brought to you, and as you drank wine from them with your nobles, wives, and concubines, you praised your gods of silver and gold, bronze and iron, wood and stone, which cannot see or hear or understand. But you have failed to glorify the God who holds in His hand your very breath and all your ways.
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The scripture reading comes fromDaniel, chapter 5. Please follow along on the screen, the bulletin, or your own Bible. Starting in verse 1, we read, King Delshazhar made a great feast for a…
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…there. The sovereign God is on the throne. Later on in the book of Daniel, this is like one of my favorite scriptures in all of the Bible, okay?Daniel chapter 5, Daniel speaks to a man called Belshazzar who's a king who follows Nebuchadnezzar. So Nebuchadnezzar dies and this guy Belshazzar becomes king. And…
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…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 he has the spirit of the holy gods in him. Belteshazzar comes to talk to Daniel. Oh…
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…week after week to hear what God has to say to us in His Word. This week we're continuing our study in the book of Daniel. We're going to be inDaniel chapter 5, and you'll remember that the book of Daniel takes place in the 7th and 6th century BC, and it tells the story of a man named Daniel who was a…
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…those kinds of people. We pray in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. You could have a seat. If you got a Bible, I invite you to take it open toDaniel chapter 5. And I want to say welcome to our friends that are that are joining us online this morning. We look forward to you coming and gathering with us in…
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…that is subtly introduced. We last kind of hear about Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel chapter 4. That kind of concludes his journey. And then we get intoDaniel chapter 5, where a new king comes on the scene, Belshazzar. He comes on the scene, and then his journey is really short. It's only one chapter, and then we…
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…circumstances. Now, up until this point, we've seen that Nebuchadnezzar is the king of Babylon. And then last week Nathan taught the story out ofDaniel chapter 5, where the Babylonian kingdom is toppled, and now the Medo-Persian Empire is ruling, and it's a new leader, and his name is Darius. The rule of law…
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…Because just as God is all about love, God is also a God of justice, and God is also a God that has wrath, and we will see that this morning inDaniel chapter 5. So if you have a Bible, you can turn to Daniel chapter 5, or you can follow along on the screen. But we've been going through this series in the…
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…a little history behind this. Um, Daniel, book of Daniel. Daniel is the prime minister slash uh probably chief counsel for Nebuchadnezzar. And inDaniel chapter 5, this strange thing happens where a hand, you guys remember the story of the hand? The hand just kind of comes out of nowhere and it writes a…
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…princes, kings and premiers and presidents to nothing. He makes the rulers of the earth as emptiness. There's this amazing passage in the book ofDaniel, chapter 5. Daniel was a young man and he was taken to Babylon as part of one of the exiled slaves. And so, Babylon attacks Jerusalem, they take all these…
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Well, tonight, we continue through the Book of Daniel. We now, reachDaniel chapter 5and let's read verses 1 through 6, there of this chapter It talks about belshazzar. We have a new king now here in Babylon. And it says they're…
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…defiled by a pagan king, and then they were slaughtered. That's 2 Kings 25. And those vessels go missing in action in the Babylonian Empire untilDaniel chapter 5. And you remember there, the Babylonian king was getting drunk, and he was angry at Daniel. And so he brought those vessels out of storage to drink…
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…judgment would come upon him until he knew that the Most High rules the kingdom of men and that heaven rules. And then in the very next chapter,Daniel chapter 5, beginning in verse 21, we see the results. And his body was wet with the dew of heaven because he was outside all the time. Until he knew. But the…
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…were. Jeremiah was correct. Babylon did indeed conquer Jerusalem and take them into exile. And lo and behold, we write about this two weeks ago inDaniel chapter 5. Babylon does fall 70 years later, just like Jeremiah prophesied. And you know this is a before-the-fact prophecy, too, by the way. Jeremiah, when…
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…live forever. In fact, he ended up repenting of his sin before he died. He was replaced by a couple more kings. We talked about this last week inDaniel chapter 5, until finally Belshazzar was the final king. He was really the vice regent. His probably father was the king, and he abdicated a few days earlier,…
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…these people. One of the old commentators in Luke chapter 7 writing on this, he's got this little line where he says, the writings on the wall, seeDaniel chapter 5. In the book of Daniel in chapter 5, what's happening is there's a king called Belshazzar and he's the king of Babylon. But the Assyrian army, I…
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…his goal. So he had left. Babylon is left here without the army. The army left maybe three or four days before this exchange that we read about inDaniel chapter 5. The army has gone to fight the Persians and get them away. In Babylon, you could see the Persians moving around. You didn't know which side they…
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Turn with me in your Bibles toDaniel chapter 5. If you're looking in the Pew Bible, that is page 742. In spite of present appearances, God is still on the throne. That's the main message of the…
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…in its mouth. We know from history that when Medo-Persia rules the world they overtake three kingdoms. The kingdom of Babylon which we'll see inDaniel chapter 5. The kingdom of Egypt and the kingdom of Lydia. So that seems to fit but as said these can be trans-temporal they can be both immediate future but…
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Please do have a seat. Just before we get intoDaniel chapter 5and the writing of the wall, I just want to make us Presbyterian for one second. And I want us to be larger catechism people. And particularly in…
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