In the Christian Old Testament Bible Daniel is followed book of Hosea and the other minor prophets through Malachi.
In the Hebrew Bible commonly has Ezra-Nehemiah as a single book following Daniel. Christian Bibles include Ezra and Nehemiah as two separate books.
The book before Daniel is Ezekiel.
Ezekiel comes before Daniel.
The book after Daniel is Hosea.
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Daniel means "my God is Judge"
Jews regard the Book of Daniel as a Book of History, but Christians categorise it as a Major Prophets book. Biblical scholars say that the book was really written in the second century BCE and contains no genuine prophecies. Biblical scholars say Daniel was not a real person.
The name comes from Biblical Hebrew-- it means "God is my judge."
DariusKing Darius, Found in the book of Daniel chapter 6 verse 16
Abednego's mother is not mentioned in historical or biblical records. The story of Abednego (or Azariah) is from the Book of Daniel in the Hebrew Bible, but his mother's name is not provided in the text.
Daniel is mentioned in Ezekiel, the book of Daniel and the gospels of Matthew and Luke. The name Daniel is also in 1 Chronicles, Ezra and Nehemiah but they are not the same Daniel as in the book of Daniel
Moddie Daniel Taylor has written the book "The Helper." It is a Christian book that delves into the concept of the Holy Spirit as a helper, drawing from personal experiences and biblical teachings.
A:The Book of Daniel ends with Daniel still alive, so there is no way of knowing how old he was when he died. All we can say is that in the best historical context, Daniel must have already been very old at the end of the book. Biblical scholars say that the Book of Daniel, although set in the time of the Babylonian Exile, was a novel actually written around 167 BCE. It is not possible to say from sources outside the Book of Daniel when Daniel died.
In Hebrew, Daniel means 'God is my judge'.
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The first book is Genesis.
A:The Bible briefly mentions more than one Daniel, but the Daniel in question is only mentioned in the Book of Daniel, which does not mention him as having children. Biblical scholars, for example Leonard J Greenspoon (The Oxford History of the Biblical World, Between Alexandria and Antioch: Jews and Judaism in the Hellenistic Period), say that the Book of Daniel is an early Jewish novel, so the question can only be answered from the book itself. Additional Answer:There is no Scripture stating Daniel had married and had a child(ren). Indeed, it is strongly inferred that Daniel was made a eunuch - unable to have children - not only in the Book of Daniel but also in 2 Kings and Isaiah.This also seems conclusive in that Daniel was not originally placed in the Prophets section of the Hebrew text but in the Writings - considered a lesser in degree of importance. A eunuch was looked down upon by the Jews.