Want to learn more about Daniel? Use these Bible Studies for personal devotion, group Bible studies, or teaching a church class. Below are links to the lessons in this 13-part series.
Introduction: The memory of September 11, 2001, is burned into my mind. I had just walked up the stairwell to my office to find that the Pentagon was under attack. My fellow workers reported that they felt the shockwave from the Pentagon explosion. What world powe...
Introduction: Have you ever wondered if someone was telling you the truth? If so, did you take any steps to determine the truth? Have you had times when you wondered whether God "is true?" Have you taken any steps to find out? Or, is this just another one of thos...
Introduction: How does temptation come to you? Is it in the big issues or the small issues of life? Our study this week is about three young men who were faced with the issue of worshiping a false god or losing their life. You may be thinking, "I've never had an...
Introduction: When I was a boy I would watch the Walt Disney program on Sunday evening. The program always began with the same musical introduction. When I heard that little tune, I knew that I was about to be entertained with a story of some sort. Our study this...
Introduction: Chapter 5 of the book of Daniel has a very interesting background. King Nebuchadnezzar died in 563 B.C. Chapter 5 takes place about 25 years after his death. King Nabonidus is now on the throne, but he shares his authority with his evil son, Belshazz...
Introduction: Remember last week that Daniel was promoted to the number three position in the Babylonian empire just minutes before it all collapsed before the military onslaught of the Persians? "Number two" (Belshazzar) was immediately killed by the Persians. I...
Introduction: In our study of Daniel this week, we go back in time to examine a dream that was given directly to Daniel, and not the ruler of the kingdom in which Daniel lived. Recall that Daniel seemed to have fallen out of power and authority during the reign of...
Introduction: Last week, our study of Daniel 7 taught us that Daniel had a grand dream in which the entire sweep of history was brought to his mind. The dream was very much like the prophetic dream of Nebuchadnezzar, which we studied in Daniel 2. Daniel's dream,...
Introduction: Two years after his first dream, Daniel dreams he is strolling by the water when suddenly he is face to face with a powerful sheep with two big horns - and no one is there to rescue him. It turns out his dream is not so much about danger, or advent...
Introduction: Last week we ended our study with a number of questions unresolved. We agreed that the 2,300 days of Daniel 8:14 had to be symbolic days (meaning a day equals a year), not literal days. So, what happens at the end of this 2,300 years? What does it m...
Introduction: Last week we studied about Daniel's vision of reconsecrating (cleansing) the sanctuary. Daniel had been a captive and a foreigner for most of his life. His fondest hope was to have his country and the sanctuary rebuilt so that the Jewish people cou...
Introduction: Daniel is now an old man. In the series of dreams and visions which have been a critical part of his life so far, God has revealed to him the sweep of history on earth. The lesson for us is that God controls kings, kingdoms and the fu...
Introduction: Are you ready for Jesus to return and bring an end to sin? The book of Daniel has opened our eyes to God's control over the sweep of human history. This week Daniel brings us to the end of that history. Let's dive in and examine what God reveals to...