Daniel in the Lion's Den
Why Daniel Survives the Lion's Den
Why did Daniel survive the lion's den? Notably, Daniel was a man of integrity. In fact, he did not bow down to man. He was a man of integrity.
In fact, Daniel knew a new law under King Darius but committed in his heart to remain steadfast in his prayer and praise to the Lord. As always, Daniel was faithful in prayer. Daniel 6:1-29. Daniel prayed to God three times a day.
Conversely, the wicked men saw Daniel praying. Unfortunately, King Darius had government officials jealous of Daniel. He made an accusation about Daniel to King Darius to live up to his law and had Daniel thrown in the lion's den. Daniel 6:6-7.
Daniel was an obedient, honest, and faith-filled man. He “was preferred above the presidents and princes, because an excellent spirit was in him” (Daniel 6:3). He loved and followed God.
As a result, God is faithful to those who are committed to him. Thus, the Lord closed the mouth of the Lion and Daniel, and Daniel lived. The king was happy that Daniel survived.
Prayer is a tool we have at all times to communicate with God. God wants to hear from us daily. He wants to hear from us when we’re happy when things are going well, and when we are discouraged. Learn to walk in favor of god.
In fact, Daniel knew a new law under King Darius but committed in his heart to remain steadfast in his prayer and praise to the Lord. As always, Daniel was faithful in prayer. Daniel 6:1-29. Daniel prayed to God three times a day.
Conversely, the wicked men saw Daniel praying. Unfortunately, King Darius had government officials jealous of Daniel. He made an accusation about Daniel to King Darius to live up to his law and had Daniel thrown in the lion's den. Daniel 6:6-7.
Daniel was an obedient, honest, and faith-filled man. He “was preferred above the presidents and princes, because an excellent spirit was in him” (Daniel 6:3). He loved and followed God.
As a result, God is faithful to those who are committed to him. Thus, the Lord closed the mouth of the Lion and Daniel, and Daniel lived. The king was happy that Daniel survived.
Prayer is a tool we have at all times to communicate with God. God wants to hear from us daily. He wants to hear from us when we’re happy when things are going well, and when we are discouraged. Learn to walk in favor of god.
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Traci Morin
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