Daniel
Faithfulness in a foreign empire, and visions of kingdoms that rise and fall.
About Daniel
Daniel divides neatly in two. The first six chapters are narratives of young exiles keeping faith under pressure — the refused food, the fiery furnace, the writing on the wall, the lions’ den. The last six are apocalyptic visions of successive empires and a kingdom that will not pass away. Both halves make the same claim: earthly power is real but temporary, and heaven rules.
- Faithfulness under pressure
- God’s sovereignty
- Prayer
- Hope
Key verses in Daniel
All 12 chapters of Daniel
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