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:(3) Nabuchodonosor sets up a golden statue; which he commands all to adore: the three children for refusing to do it are cast into the fiery furnace; but are not hurt by the flames. Their prayer and canticle of praise. (''the 3rd chapter of Daniel is 100 verses'')

:(3) Nabuchodonosor sets up a golden statue; which he commands all to adore: the three children for refusing to do it are cast into the fiery furnace; but are not hurt by the flames. Their prayer and canticle of praise. (''the 3rd chapter of Daniel is 100 verses'')

:(4) Nabuchodonosor's dream, by which the judgments of God are denounced against him for his pride, is interpreted by Daniel, and verified by the event.

:(4) Nabuchodonosor's dream, by which the judgments of God are denounced against him for his pride, is interpreted by Daniel, and verified by the event.

:(5) Baltasar's profane banquet: his sentence is denounced by a handwriting on the wall, which Daniel reads and interprets.

:(5) Baltasar's profane banquet: his sentence is denounced by a handwriting on the wall, which Daniel reads and interprets ([https://www.bible.com/bible/406/DAN.5.5-29.ERV Daniel 5:5-29 ESV]).

:(6) Daniel is promoted by Darius: his enemies procure a law forbidding prayer; for the transgression of this law Daniel is cast into the lions' den: but miraculously delivered.<ref>Although this scene is commonly found in the children's area of church buildings, it often portrays Daniel as a younger man.  In reality, Daniel was quite old (possibly 70-80) at the time the event took place.</ref>

:(6) Daniel is promoted by Darius: his enemies procure a law forbidding prayer; for the transgression of this law Daniel is cast into the lions' den: but miraculously delivered.<ref>Although this scene is commonly found in the children's area of church buildings, it often portrays Daniel as a younger man.  In reality, Daniel was quite old (possibly 70-80) at the time the event took place.</ref>

Part two, prophesies:

Part two, prophesies: