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Daniel’s vision of the future gets very personal beginning in chapter 8. The first seven chapters stressed the destinies of the Gentile (non-Jewish) world powers. In chapters 8–12 the emphasis is on the destiny of Israel, Daniel’s own people.

The prophets of the Bible were given amazing glimpses of the future from God’s perspective . The vision Daniel receives in chapter 7 starts as a terrifying dream.

Most of us will never see the inside of a lions’ den, but that doesn’t mean we won’t face pressure to compromise what is right. Sometimes you will face attack or opposition as a Christian, and the person standing in your way won’t even know why he or she doesn’t like you. At other times your

It must have been quite a scene to watch the mighty king of Babylon listening intently to the words of a young Jewish captive. And it must have been a humbling experience for the king to realize that it was not he who had conquered nations and kingdoms. It was, in fact, God who had enabled him

Daniel had survived the initial challenges of life in Babylon. His training was almost over and life was finally beginning to make sense again. There was a reason for his sacrifices. He would be God’s man in the king’s court. The future looked good. Then the king had a bad dream.