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Daniel 5:30 · BSB
5:30 That very night Belshazzar king of the Chaldeans was slain,
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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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…a message from Southwood Presbyterian Church in Huntsville, Alabama. Our passion is to experience and express grace. Join us. We're going to be inDaniel chapter 5this morning, Daniel 5. Before we go there, though, I want to talk for just a minute, share one kind of side note with you from my study this week,…
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…the terms of what it means to belong to him are actually written by the finger of God, and towards the end of the Old Testament, there's a story inDaniel chapter 5, which also would have been a very telling illustration of this. You can go back and read it later, but basically, in summary, the people of Israel…
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…times better than any other applicant. He creamed it. Because he had learned to let God expand his whole way of thinking. And then if you read inDaniel chapter 5, the king answers and says to Daniel, you're Daniel. You're one of those refugees. You're one of those marginal people. But I've heard great…
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If you all would open your Bibles toDaniel chapter 5. Daniel chapter 5. And you're in for a treat. I actually don't have any notes, so we're gonna see where the Lord takes us on this one. King…
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…of that, we're in trouble? Does he even care what we do? Today we're looking at the book of Daniel. We're just going to take a brief look atDaniel chapter 5. And we're going to see the king of Babylon, Belshazzar, who thinks he's in charge of his kingdom and his house. So please open your Bibles with…
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…thing that Daniel would tell us is that you have not been forgotten. I want you to turn over just a few pages, three or four pages in your Bible toDaniel chapter 5. You have not been forgotten. It's easy to feel forgotten when we become dry spiritually. We begin to go through a wilderness and it looks like…
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