Introduction
Daniel - known to
children for the hero of the lion's den and the story of the
three Hebrew children in the fiery furnace - is much more than a
children's story book. It is the key to understanding
prophecy throughout the Bible. In no other work does God
make his purpose so clear. Daniel must have been indeed a
righteous man. He is also an example of how God views our
circumstances - for he was a captive in a strange land.
| Daniel 1 |
In The World - Daniel and his friends are
tested by the king's diet. |
| Daniel 2 |
Prophetic Dream - Nebuchadnezzar has a dream
and Daniel interpreted for him. |
| Daniel 3 |
Fiery Furnace - In the fiery furnace with the
three Hebrew children. |
| Daniel 4 |
Variations on God - How God humbled Nebuchadnezzar. |
| Daniel 5 |
Weighed - Weighed in the balance and found wanting. |
| Daniel 6 |
Lion's Den - the classic story of the three Hebrew
children in the lion's den. |
| Daniel 7 |
Four Beasts - The four beasts of Daniel's
prophecy including Babylonia, Persia, Greece, and the
Roman Empire. |
| Daniel 8 |
Prophetic Lesson - The vision of the mornings and
evenings. |
| Daniel 9 |
Prayer & Prophecy - Daniel's prayer for
national forgiveness (perhaps the most eloquent in
Scripture); the prophecy of the seventy weeks. |
| Daniel 10 |
Spiritual Warfare - Spiritual warfare and the
nature of angels, exemplified. |
| Daniel 11:1-35 |
Prophetic War - The detailed prophecy of the events
leading up to the time of Christ. |
| Daniel 11:36-45 |
Antichrist -
Daniel's view in prophecy shifts to the end times, and
the coming of the Antichrist. |
| Daniel 12 |
Preparing for Tomorrow -
The resurrection of the dead and the other events of the
last days. |
These lessons were originally delivered in 1995.
