Daniel 5 describes God writing a mysterious message on a wall that only Daniel could interpret, warning King Belshazzar that his kingdom would fall. That night, the Babylonians were defeated by the Medes and Persians. Daniel 6 tells of Daniel being thrown into a lion's den after continuing to pray to God, against the king's new law. God protected Daniel from the lions, and the king came to respect Daniel's God. The document discusses the visions Daniel received in chapter 7 of four beasts representing future kingdoms and a little horn that would persecute God's people, until God establishes his eternal kingdom.
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2. Daniel 5 and 6
Daniel 5: God Writes on a Wall
Daniel 6: Daniel in the Lion’s Den
3. Daniel 5
October 12, 539 B.C. –
Belshazzar staged a
huge banquet for his
government leaders
This was 23 years after
Nebuchadnezzar had
died; Babylon had
steadily been declining
in greatness
4. Daniel 5
Belshazzar was only
trusting in the
magnificent walls that
Nebuchadnezzar had
built and the storehouses
of food in the capital city
6. Daniel 5
The king and his advisors
could not interpret this
message
The king’s wife
(Nebuchadnezzar’s wife –
Nitocris) however,
remembers Daniel and she
has him called in (he is about
80 years old at this time)
7. Daniel 5
Daniel interprets the
message for the
king – that he has
been found wanting
by God and that the
king would have his
kingdom taken
away from him
8. Daniel 5
Mene – numbered
Tekel – weighed
Parsin – Persians
It was in the Aramaic
language
9. Daniel 5
What was the cause of
the downfall of the
kingdom?
Belshazzar had not
honored God – a
lesson that
Nebuchadnezzar had
learned (23)
10. Daniel 5
That very night Daniel
was honored with “the
third position in the
kingdom”
Belshazzar was killed
when Darius the Mede
entered Babylon and took
over the capital city
11. Daniel 5
Two and a half weeks later,
Cyrus led the main army
into Babylon where he was
welcomed by crowds of
people throwing leafy
branches in his path
He then established Darius
as ruler over Babylon
12. Daniel 5
Why did this happen to Babylon?
Jeremiah 50:9, “Behold, I am stirring up
and bringing against Babylon a company of
great nations, from the north country, and
they shall fight against her.”
Jeremiah 51:36, “I will dry up her sea and
make her fountain dry.”
Jer. 50:39, “she (Babylon) will never be
inhabited again.”
13. Daniel 6
Darius (“he who holds the scepter” –
Gobryas or Cyarxes II) set up 120 regional
leaders in Babylon – and put 3 leaders over
those 120 (Daniel was one of the 3 – he was
respected even after the conquest)
Daniel was so good (even though he was
old) – he wanted to promote him to be the
one ruler over the 120
This desire of Darius’s did not make Daniel
popular with the other rulers
14. Other rulers
They tried to find some fault with him, but
he was trustworthy and not corrupt or
negligent
They knew the only thing that they could
find any charges against Daniel would have
to be in regards to the “law of his God”. (5)
They devised a new law forbidding people
to pray to anybody except the king for 30
days; any violator would be put to death.
15. Daniel 6
Daniel had a habit
of praying towards
Jerusalem 3 times a
day
16. Daniel 6
The king was forced to throw Daniel into a
den of lions
17. Daniel 6
The king hoped
that the God of
Daniel would
save him
18. Daniel 6
Daniel spent the
night with the
lion’s while the
king didn’t sleep
or eat at all while
he was there
19. Early next morning the
king ran to the lion’s den
to check on Daniel
He was alive!
20. Daniel 6
The king rejoiced, and had the enemies of
Daniel thrown into the lion’s den (along
with their families)
They were completely devoured before they
even hit the floor of the den
Darius then wrote a beautiful psalm to God
and decreed that all should worship the God
of Daniel!
21. Daniel 6
Does God protect His people in times of
trouble?
Psalms 34:7 – The angel of the Lord
encamps around those that fear Him.
Psalms 46:1 – God is our refuge and
strength, a very present help in trouble.
22. Next lesson: Daniel 7
What would happen to the church after
Christ’s resurrection?
24. Daniel 7
This is another prophetic vision from God
It was given in 553 B.C. – 50 years after the
vision of Daniel 2; Daniel was about 70
years old at this time
Nebuchadnezzar had been dead for about 9
years now; Babylon was steadily declining
in greatness and power
25. Daniel 7
Daniel sees a “great sea” being stirred by a
great wind
Then four beasts come out of the sea: lion,
bear, leopard, “terrible” beast, then a
strange, little “horn”, and at last, a great
judgment scene where the Ancient of Days
opens some books and judges the former
horn and beasts, then receives the kingdom
Himself
26. Daniel 7
Lion:
-It had wings
-The wings were
eventually plucked off
-The mind of a man was
given to it
-It stood upright
27. Daniel 7
Bear:
-One side was higher
than the other
-Had three ribs in its
mouth
-Was told “Devour
much flesh!”
29. Fourth beast:
-Looked terrible
-Had iron teeth
-Broke everything to
pieces
-Different from all the
other beasts
-Had ten horns
30. Daniel 7
Little horn:
-Plucked up three of the the former horns
-Had eyes like the eyes of a man
-A mouth that spoke “great” things
31. Judgment scene:
-Ancient of days sat on his
throne
-Has white clothes, hair like
wool
-Fire comes from Him
-Thousands serve Him
-Books are opened
-Judgment is given to
former beasts and horn
-Kingdom is given to a
“son of man”
32. Daniel is troubled by
the vision and asks
what it means
The four great beasts =
four kings
Saints of the Most High
shall receive the
kingdom and possess it
forever and forever (v.
15-18)
33. Lion – who is it?
Babylon
They even used lions to
depict their kingdom – still
statues to this day of lions
in present-day Babylon
Heart of a man – the story
of Nebuchadnezzar –
chapter 4
Wings – had a very fast
cavalry
34. Bear – who is it?
Medo-Persia
Lopsided – Persia
was more powerful
than the Medes
3 ribs in mouth – it
conquered Lydia,
Egypt and Babylon
to rule the world
35. Four headed leopard –
who is it?
Greece
Wings – denotes speed.
Alexander the Great
conquered the world and
died at the age of 32!
Four heads – after
Alexander’s death his
four generals: Cassander,
Lysimachus, Ptolemy,
Seleucus divided up his
kingdom
36. Terrible beast – who is it?
Rome
Ten horns – ten tribes
which we already covered
in chapter 2
Terrible appearance – the
cruelty of the Romans in
conquering other nations
Daniel even wanted a
greater explanation of this
power
37. Little Horn – who is it?
Eight identifying marks:
1. Rose out of the fourth beast (8,24)
2. Appeared after 10 horns (24)
3. It started small, but rose to be bigger than
its fellows (8,20)
4. It was to put down three kings, so that
three of the first horns were plucked up by
the roots (8,24)
38. Little Horn – who is it?
5. It had eyes like the eyes of a man, and a
mouth speaking great things and it spoke
words against the Most High (8,25)
6. It was to wear out the saints of the Most
High (25)
7. It was to think to change the times and the
law (25)
8. It was allotted special powers for a time,
two times and half a time (25)
39. What power came after these
tribes?
After Rome, 10 tribes divided up the western
Roman empire and became present-day
Europe:
1. Ostrogoths 6. Visigoths
2. Franks 7. Vandals
3. Suevi 8. Alamanni
4. Anglo-Saxon 9. Heruli
5. Lombards 10. Burgundians
40. Judgment
Daniel saw how God
would set up a judgment
at the end of this time:
-Power would be taken
away from the “little
horn” and given to a “son
of man”
-The kingdom will also be
given to the saints of the
Most High
41. What does Jesus do in the
judgment?
I John 2:1 – He is our
advocate
1 Tim. 2:5 – He is our
mediator
Hebrews 7:25 – He
makes intercession for
us
42. Will there be a judgment?
Romans 14:10 – We shall all stand before
the judgment seat of God.
2 Cor. 5:10 – We shall all stand before the
judgment seat of Christ
Acts 17:31 – God will judge the whole
world, by Christ
43. What books were opened?
Revelation 20:12-15 –
books are also opened and
the dead are judged based
on what they have done
Malachi 3:16 – refers to a
“book of rememberance”
– which is written about
those who feared the Lord
and thought on His
name.”
44. What is the basis of judgment?
Ecclesiastes 12:13,14,
“Fear God and keep His
commandments; for this
is the whole duty of man.
For God will bring every
deed into judgment, with
every secret thing,
whether good or evil.”
45. Review
Lion – Babylon
Bear – Medo-Persia
Leopard – Greece
Terrible beast – Rome
Son of man receives kingdom – judgment of
God