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Daniel in the lions' den

Daniel in the lions' den

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Oct 30, 2026

RickHOST
105:09
That's what we covered last time.
RickHOST
105:12
And now Daniel 6 takes us to a different kingdom and a different test, but it's the same God, right? That's the most important thing here.
RickHOST
105:20
So this is after Daniel actually is older now, much older because it's no longer that Babylon is gone, right? And so now you have the Medes and the Persians and then actually a friendly king.
RickHOST
105:35
The kingdoms changed, but Daniel's God did not change and neither did Daniel.
RickHOST
105:40
So if you really look at this, Daniel 6 is about a man who kept praying when the government made prayer a crime.
RickHOST
105:48
So we're kind of in that realm.
RickHOST
105:50
You think what the Biden administration was doing and what the Johnson Amendment does.
RickHOST
105:53
You can talk about politics and we're getting Bibles out of the school.
RuthannHOST
2:09
First up is integrity and honesty.
RuthannHOST
2:12
The Bible tells us in Daniel 6, verse 4, they amplified that the other two commissioners and the satrax began trying to find a reason to bring a complaint against daniel concerning the administration of the kingdom but they could find no reason talk about integrity they could find no reason for an accusation or evidence of corruption because he was faithful A man of high moral character and personal integrity.
RuthannHOST
2:56
And no negligence or corruption of any kind was found in him.
RuthannHOST
3:03
So we can take that off.
Heather BereaHOST
16:32
What was the difference between Daniel and the king that night when Daniel was put into the den of lions? Daniel's faith was certain, but the king's faith was experimental.
Heather BereaHOST
16:42
The king came around the next morning and cried, Daniel, servant of the living God, has your God whom you serve continually been able to deliver you from the lions? Daniel 6 20.
Heather BereaHOST
16:54
Daniel answered, My God has sent his angel to shut the lion's mouths.
Heather BereaHOST
16:58
Verse 22.
Deron SpooHOST
2:27
Daniel 7 through 12 are four visions had by Daniel, and it is not easy reading.
Deron SpooHOST
2:34
Honestly, I thought it would be a little bit cheating if we just got to the end of Daniel 6 and go, okay, we're done.
Deron SpooHOST
2:39
I want to take at least one week in this apocalyptic literature, because while Daniel 7 is not easy to read...
Deron SpooHOST
2:50
It goes back to the same theme.
Joshua SsaliHOST
0:36
Hello and welcome to today's daily devotional as we break it today looking at persecution.
Joshua SsaliHOST
0:44
Our character today is Daniel, And we are looking at persecution for excellence.
Joshua SsaliHOST
0:53
We are reading Daniel chapter 6 from verse 1 up to verse 28.
Joshua SsaliHOST
0:59
That will give you a whole package of what we are dealing with today.
Joshua SsaliHOST
1:05
The peak verse is Daniel chapter 6 and verse 4.
Joshua SsaliHOST
1:11
And I read...
Joshua SsaliHOST
1:12
At this, the administration and the satraps tried to find grounds for charges against Daniel in his conduct of government affairs, but they were unable to do so.
Joshua SsaliHOST
1:28
They could find no corruption in him because he was trustworthy and neither corrupt nor negligent.
Mabio CoelhoGUEST
41:24
And he didn't want to break because in his mind, the fate of his people depended on it.
Mabio CoelhoGUEST
41:30
So, here, in Daniel 6 and Daniel 9, we see Daniel pouring his life in prayer for him.
Mabio CoelhoGUEST
41:58
prayer was his lifeline.
Mabio CoelhoGUEST
42:04
It's how he dealt with problems in life.
AdamGUEST
2:52
Another example is King Darius now.
AdamGUEST
2:56
He had a system set up in his kingdom of, Scripture tells us there in Daniel 6, chapter 6, of 120 satraps.
AdamGUEST
3:04
and over them three administrators, or presidents, of whom Daniel was one, to whom these satraps should give an account so that the king might suffer no loss.
AdamGUEST
3:13
Now, a satrap is a Persian name for a governor.
Brian GuerinHOST
5:43
Um.
Brian GuerinHOST
5:45
Yes, so we will be in Daniel chapter 6.
Brian GuerinHOST
5:49
If you guys want to go ahead and turn there.
Brian GuerinHOST
5:50
Really excited about this.
Brian GuerinHOST
6:13
And the Word was God, and he was with God.
Brian GuerinHOST
6:16
And so to love God, we need the whole book entirely through the minor prophets, Psalms, Proverbs, all that.
Brian GuerinHOST
6:26
But I want to talk to you this morning about the God of Daniel.
Brian GuerinHOST
6:30
Pray it would bless you all.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:58
Daniel 3,
Mabio CoelhoGUEST
2:59
and I just make a quick mention about Daniel 6.
Mabio CoelhoGUEST
3:02
I want to take another look just in a few things, not even a full study of Daniel 6 because, again, time.
Mabio CoelhoGUEST
3:10
is our greatest, biggest enemy today.
Mabio CoelhoGUEST
3:14
But I want to make a quick reflection to jumpstart us in our main topic for today that's like Daniel and God's people and time living.

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Mabio CoelhoGUEST
27:20
And what it entails.
Mabio CoelhoGUEST
27:23
If you look to the example of Daniel here.
Mabio CoelhoGUEST
27:25
In Daniel 6.
RickHOST
75:25
Remember that.
RickHOST
75:26
This is Daniel 6.
RickHOST
75:27
A law was written to trap faithful men.
RickHOST
75:31
That's what you see the evil people around us right now trying to create laws capturing the judicial system, capturing the legislative systems, trying to put like the Johnson Amendment in to say that we preachers can't talk about politics, right? This applies right to Daniel 6.
RickHOST
75:48
"...a law written to trap faithful men, a window open toward Jerusalem, and a den of lions." that could not not touch him.
RickHOST
75:56
That's what we're going to be covering on Wednesday.

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