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David Guzik commentary on Daniel 6 explains how Daniel was condemned into the lion’s den, where he gets miraculously preserved.
Daniel 6 beautifully illustrates the victory of unwavering faith and righteousness over deceit and danger. Amidst adversity, Daniel's devotion to God does not waver, demonstrating that when faced with trials, a steadfast faith can lead to divine intervention and justice.
What a great man he was. When Darius, upon his accession to the crown of Babylon by conquest, new-modelled the government, he made Daniel prime-minister of state, set him at the helm, and made him first commissioner both of the treasury and of the great seal.
Bible study lesson on the faith of Daniel in Daniel chapter 6 - Daniel in the lions den! Shows how his faith speaks to our lives and points to the Lord Jesus.
Matthew Henry's Commentary. Daniel 6:1. It pleased Darius to set over the kingdom an hundred and twenty princes, which should be over the whole kingdom; 6:1-5 We notice to the glory of God, that though Daniel was now very old, yet he was able for business, and had continued faithful to his religion.
Daniel believed that God had had mercy on him because he had not sinned against God or Darius in what he had done. True, he had violated the king’s edict, but he had not done anything that really harmed the king. God had rewarded Daniel’s trust (Daniel 6:23), which Daniel demonstrated by obeying
In this chapter we have, I. Daniel's preferment in the court of Darius (v. 1-3). II. The envy and malice of his enemies against him (v. 4, 5). III. The decree they obtained against prayer for thirty days (v. 6-9). IV. Daniel's continuance and constancy in prayer, notwithstanding that decree (v. 10).
