A Study of Daniel

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The Book of Daniel is one of the most intriguing studies of the entire Bible. Its content has both amazed and mystified Bible students of every generation. Within it are some of the most difficult—and fascinating—passages ever written.

Daniel provides the critical link between the Babylonian captivity and the future history of God’s people. Even so, one of the great messages of his book is that God is not only a God of the Jews, but He is also the Supreme God of all the earth. While this is not a unique message, it is developed more profoundly in Daniel than in any other Old Testament book.

God’s purpose through Daniel the prophet and the essential message of his book are relevant and practical for us today. This workbook is an excellent resource for individual or class study. Questions are provided at the end of each section to promote discussion and contemporary applications.

Softcover, 104 pages

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction to Daniel
Section One: The Book of History (chapters 1 – 6)
Lesson One: Daniel Becomes a Servant to Nebuchadnezzar (chapter 1)
Lesson Two: Daniel’s Extraordinary Gift (chapter 2)
Lesson Three: The Trial of Daniel’s Friends (chapter 3)
Lesson Four: Nebuchadnezzar’s Second Dream (chapter 4)
Lesson Five: The Handwriting on the Wall (chapter 5)
Lesson Six: Daniel in the Lion’s Den (chapter 6)
Section Two: The Book of Visions (chapters 7 – 12)
Lesson Seven: Daniel’s Vision of the Four Beasts (chapter 7)
Lesson Eight: The Vision of the Ram and the Goat (chapter 8)
Lesson Nine: God Answers Daniel’s Prayer (chapter 9)
Lesson Ten: Daniel’s Encounter with an Angel (chapter 10)
Lesson Eleven: The (Future) Assault against the Jews (chapter 11)
Lesson Twelve: The Final Words to Daniel (chapter 12)