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Chiastic literary structure of the Book of Daniel (view source)
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#eternal dominion of God (2:44–45)
#eternal dominion of God (2:44–45)
::'''B''' (3:1–4:3) — trial and deliverance of Daniel's three friends in Babylon:
::'''B''' (3:1–4:3) — trial and deliverance of Daniel's three friends in Babylon:
:#proclamation that anyone not obeying the pagan empire's decree would face death (3:4–6)
:#proclamation that anyone not obeying the Babylonian empire's decree would face death (3:4–6)
:#Nebuchadnezzar approached by his aristocratic confidants (3:8–11)
:#Nebuchadnezzar approached by his aristocratic confidants (3:8–11)
:#accusation against Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah (3:12)
:#accusation against Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah (3:12)
::#fulfillment of the prophecy upon King Belshazzar (5:29–31)
::#fulfillment of the prophecy upon King Belshazzar (5:29–31)
::'''B'''' (6) — trial and deliverance of Daniel in Medo-Persia:
::'''B'''' (6) — trial and deliverance of Daniel in Medo-Persia:
:#proclamation that anyone not obeying the pagan empire's decree would face death (6:6–7)
:#proclamation that anyone not obeying the Medo-Persian empire's decree would face death (6:6–7)
:#Darius approached by his aristocratic confidants (6:12a)
:#Darius approached by his aristocratic confidants (6:12a)
:#accusation against Daniel (6:13)
:#accusation against Daniel (6:13)