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Exile
There is a new king in command at this point, but Daniel is still in a position of responsibility. As Jeremiah has instructed, Daniel is serving God to the best of his ability in a place of captivity. Like his friends in chapter 3, Daniel remains faithful to God even when his life is threatened.
This is a story we love to tell children, but as adults can’t help but feel challenged in as well. How would you have been tempted to compromise in this situation? Couldn’t Daniel have prayed behind closed doors? Do we hide our faith when it could be embarrassing? Do we speak for God when those around us insult him?
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About this Plan
This reading plan will provide an overview of the key historical events that are told about in the Bible. All of the Bible was written in the midst of real people’s lives in specific time periods. Understanding these events will help Bible readers understand all of the Bible better.
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