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Daniel 2 is more than the story of a supernaturally-given dream with its supernaturally-given interpretation; it is the account of Almighty God revealing to a Gentile Babylonian king who really had power in the world. Nebuchadnezzar may have commanded the world’s superpower at the time; God had command over every nation of the world.
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Daniel 2, “The Dream of the King”
For some people, their dreams are big deals. They spend time subjecting their dreams to analysis, recording them in detail, all the while looking for some ‘larger’ lesson or prophecy which might be contained within them. For me, I rarely remember my dreams, and when I do, they are usually bizarre. I don’t look...
As elsewhere in the book of Revelation, there is much in this chapter that is debated among well-meaning theologians. What is beyond dispute is this: when you belong to Jesus, you are saved by Jesus. Those who believe today that Jesus is God will find that Jesus is the God who saves!
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Revelation 7, “Our God Saves”
One of the Paul Baloche songs that sticks with me is one we sing often: “Our God Saves.” The lyrics are simple and straightforward, and the primary message of the song is the truth repeated in its title: our God is the God who saves. We have hope in Him, and our praise in Him, because He is the embodiment of the t...
When it comes to the people of God, there are many areas in which we are at odds with the general culture in our world, and in these things there can be no compromise. The book of Daniel opens with such an event, showing that Daniel and his friends were unwilling to compromise their Biblical convictions.
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