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Daniel was one who maintained his allegiance to God until his passing breath.

An illustrious example of what men may become when they are united with

the God of wisdom and power. He was a Jew of royal lineage and was taken to

the most magnificent of cities and into the court of the world's greatestmonarch. He had no blemish, but well favored, and skillful in all wisdom, and

cunning in knowledge, and understanding science. Eventually he would

become second in command of the Babylonian and Media Persian empires.

God gave him the gift of prophecy, making him a prophet whose prophecies

were written for the end time. These prophecies were designed to prepareGods people to pass the last great test. In addition, his writings state in

emphatic and in unequivocal language that Gods people will reflect Gods

Character to the universe under the most severe circumstances. And then the

end comes.

See Prophet and Kings pg. 480


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Nebuchadnezzar the second king of neo Babylon was the instrument God used

to inflict His wrath upon impenitent Judah. He was a tyrannical and diabolical

king who reigned in absolutes. Pride saturated his ego. His choreography was

designed to dance to the tunes of ruthlessness and cunning. Self-indulgence,

wrong ambition, a spirit of jealousy and defiance to the Creator would

eventually be his downfall. The messages of warning from God was spurned by

this mighty ruler, hence God stripped him of his power and drive him from his

kingdom. Nebuchadnezzar "did eat grass as oxen, and his body was wet withthe dew of heaven, till his hairs were grown like eagles' feathers, and his nails

like birds' claws.


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Seven years of punishment for this king would include loss of reason. After the

time of his punishment his reason was restored and, looking up in humility to

the God of heaven, he recognized the divine hand in his chastisement. In a

public proclamation he acknowledged his guilt and the great mercy of God in

his restoration. "At the end of the days," he said, "I Nebuchadnezzar lifted up

mine eyes unto heaven, and mine understanding returned unto me, and I

blessed the Most High, and I praised and honored Him that liveth forever,

whose dominion is an everlasting dominion, and His kingdom from generationto generation: and all the inhabitants of the earth are reputed as nothing: and

He doeth according to His will in the army of heaven, and among the

inhabitants of the earth: and none can stay His hand, or say unto Him, What

doest Thou?


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This public proclamation, in which Nebuchadnezzar acknowledged the mercy

and goodness and authority of God, was the last act of his life recorded in

sacred history. His autobiography was place in sacred scripture to remind all

rulers (Pastors, Rulers of countries, Leaders, Managers, Head of departments

and Head of household) that they need to learn, that true greatness consists in

true goodness and benevolence.

See Prophet and Kings pg. 520-521


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1. There are twelve (12) Chapter primarily divided into two (2)

sections.

2. These two sections are known as the narrative (chapters 1-6)

and visions (chapter 7-12 prophetic portion).

3. Each narrative finds its pinnacle where Gods true worshipers

are elevated, and each vision (prophecy) culminates with the

establishment ofGods Kingdom.


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4. The first chapter or prologue introduce all the theme that the

rest of the book expands on.

5. The last chapter or epilogue draws all the themes and sub-

themes and amalgamate them. This joining of the themesestablishes a union between God and His church which will

never be broken again.

6. While chapters 2, 7 and 8 presents symbols and give theirinterpretations, all apocalyptic (revelation, an unveiling or unfolding ofthings not previously known and which could not be known apart from the

unveiling through symbolism ) symbolism cease in the midst of

chapter 8:14. Hence chapter 8:14 is the high point of

symbolism of the book of Daniel.


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7. From chapter 8:14 on to chapter 9:24-27 we have

explanations of 8:14. Intrinsic and deeply entrench in 8:14 is it

own explanation which is also taken up in the rest of the book-

(chapters 10-12 enlarge or expands on chapter 8:14 and finally

finds its terminus in the Book of Revelation.)


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NARATION AND PROPHECY(Vision)

The narratives climax in the elevation of theworshipers of the true God, and each vision in the

establishment of the kingdom of God.


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NARRATION AND PROPHECY


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PROLOGUE AND EPILOGUE


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and to be

developed later by narrative

and vision are present inDaniel chapter 1-the

introductory chapter.


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Point of Importance

Daniel means God is my Judge

Daniel is the major author of the book that

bears his name while Nebuchadnezzar is theminor author.

The book is divided into two sections, the

narrations and the visions.

Narrations tell us how to prepare for the

coming crisis, while visions tell us when to

apply what we were preparing for.


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Point of Importance

Narrations can be considered as the course

outline while visions are the exams.

All narrations ends with the elevation of thetrue worshipers of God, while all visions

culminates with the establishment of the

Kingdom of God.

The high point of the book of Daniel ischapter 8:14. All portions before and after

8:14 expands on the information contained

therein.


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Point of Importance

While all the themes and Issues are present

in chapter 1 and developed throughout the

book they are amalgamated in the last

chapter.

Thank you for viewing this presentation. Will send the others shortly.

Harold Constantine Wong

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