How did Daniel from the bible serve God?

Answer 1

the story is the king loved Daniel and he was his favorite the king had other workers and they were jealous of Daniel so they told the king that he should make a new law that nobody could pray to their gods for three days then they caught Daniel praying to his god.the king was disappointed with Daniel so they took him to the lion den the king told Daniel to pray to his god to help him not die so Daniel did the next day the king came to see if Daniel had survived and then hey put they other workers in the lion den and they were eaten

Answer 2

A:The Book of Daniel tells us that Daniel was taken as a young man from Jerusalem to Babylon. Daniel had the ability to interpret dreams and wall-writing, and became the second most important person in the entire Babylonian Empire, and then in the Persian Empire that succeeded it some sixty years after he left Jerusalem as a young boy.

Scholars have long pointed out historical errors in the Book of Daniel, and Leonard J Greenspoon (The Oxford History of the Biblical World, Between Alexandria and Antioch: Jews and Judaism in the Hellenistic Period) describes the book as a Jewish novel. There is no mention in the Babylonian or Persian records of a Jew who rose to high rank, and Daniel is otherwise unknown so must therefore be regarded as simply a character in the Book of Daniel.

Answer 3

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The Book of Daniel begins with Daniel as a young child and ends when he must have been an extremely old man. Beyond that we can say nothing about his appearance, other than that he was a Jew and therefore brown-skinned and of Middle Eastern appearance. Although it has become part of scripture, the Book of Daniel is considered to have been a novel written some four hundred years after the time in which it was set.

Answer 4

A:The Book of Daniel describes Daniel being taken as a young child from Jerusalem to Babylonia, where he was treated well and provided an education. HE was a recognised interpreter of dreams and in time became the second most powerful person in the Babylonian Empire. After Persia defeated Babylon, Daniel once again became the second most powerful person in the empire, in spite of his previous involvement. Betrayed for following Judaism against the edict of the king, Daniel was placed in a den of lions, but survived untouched.

The book does not describe Daniel's final years, although he must have been an extremely old man as the book ends. No other reliable source is available, as scholars consider the Book of Daniel to be a novel written in the second century BCE about the period of the Babylonian Exile.

Answer 5

becaUSE OF HIS FAITH HE WAS THOWRN INTO A LIONS PIT BUT THE ;LORD KEPT HIM SAFE AND THE KING RELIZED THAT HE WAS WRONG TO IMPRISON DANIEL

Answer 6

Daniel is a major prophet, he was taken prisoner with the other Jews to Babylon.. And was thrown in the fiery furnace, for not bowing to a idol with his two other friends.

Answer 7

The account of Daniel and the lions' den can be found in the book of Daniel as well as prophecies that Daniel gave (through the divine intervention of the Holy Spirit) about the End Times.

Answer 8

showing his faithfulness and his ability to interpret dreams to the one true God