I. The Daniel Stories
1. The Hebrew young men
The Fall of Jerusalem (Dan 1:1-1:2)
The Babylonian king requests young Israelite students (Dan 1:3-1:4)
The life and curriculum of the young students (Dan 1:5-1:5)
The names of the Israelite students (Dan 1:6-1:7)
The concern of Daniel about food defilement (Dan 1:8-1:8)
God favors Daniel (Dan 1:9-1:9)
The response of the palace master (Dan 1:10-1:10)
The response of Daniel (Dan 1:11-1:13)
The ten-day test (Dan 1:14-1:16)
The good learners (Dan 1:17-1:17)
They go before King Nebuchadnezzar (Dan 1:18-1:18)
The four successful court attendants (Dan 1:19-1:21)
2.The dream of King Nebuchadnezzar
The troubled dream of King Nebuchadnezzar (Dan 2:1-2:1)
The king summons his court people (Dan 2:2-2:2)
King Nebuchadnezzar explains his situation (Dan 2:3-2:3)
The Chaldean response (Dan 2:4-2:4)
The king explained the consequences of their interpretation (Dan 2:5-2:6)
They wanted to know the dream first (Dan 2:7-2:7)
The king insists that they should know the dream (Dan 2:8-2:9)
The impossible task (Dan 2:10-2:11)
The king wants to destroy all the wise men of Babylon (Dan 2:12-2:12)
This decree included Daniel (Dan 2:13-2:13)
The response of Daniel (Dan 2:14-2:16)
Daniel discussed the situation with his companions (Dan 2:17-2:18)
Daniel gets the answer to the dream problem (Dan 2:19-2:19)
The beautiful prayer of Daniel (Dan 2:20-2:23)
Daniel went to Arioch (Dan 2:24-2:24)
Arioch brings Daniel to the king (Dan 2:25-2:25)
King Nebuchadnezzar questions Daniel (Dan 2:26-2:26)
Daniel answered King Nebuchadnezzar (Dan 2:27-2:27)
God had revealed the answer to Daniel (Dan 2:28-2:28)
Daniel explains to the king his dream (Dan 2:29-2:30)
The scary bright statue in the dream of the king (Dan 2:31-2:31)
A description of the statue in the kings ‘s dream (Dan 2:32-2:33)
The destruction of the statue (Dan 2:34-2:35)
The dream was separate from the interpretation (Dan 2:36-2:36)
King Nebuchadnezzar is the head of gold (Dan 2:37-2:38)
The later inferior kingdoms of bronze and iron (Dan 2:39-2:40)
The divided mixed kingdom (Dan 2:41-2:43)
The eternal kingdom (Dan 2:44-2:45)
King Nebuchadnezzar worships Daniel (Dan 2:46-2:46)
The king recognizes the God of Daniel (Dan 2:47-2:47)
The rewards for Daniel and his friends (Dan 2:48-2:49)
3. The adoration of the golden statue
The gold statue (Dan 3:1-3:1)
The invitation (Dan 3:2-3:2)
The assembly at the statue dedication (Dan 3:3-3:3)
The herald’s proclamation (Dan 3:4-3:6)
The worship of the statue (Dan 3:7-3:7)
The accusations against the Jews (Dan 3:8-3:11)
The accusations against his Jewish appointees (Dan 3:12-3:12)
The three men were brought to the king (Dan 3:13-3:13)
The king spoke to the three men (Dan 3:14-3:15)
The response of the three men (Dan 3:16-3:18)
The angry King Nebuchadnezzar (Dan 3:19-3:19)
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego go into the furnace (Dan 3:20-3:23)
4. The prayer of Azariah in the furnace
Azariah stands still to pray (Dan 3:1-3:2)
Blessing God (Dan 3:3-3:4)
The judgment due to our sins (Dan 3:5-3:7)
The true judgment was delivered (Dan 3:8-3:9)
The call for mercy (Dan 3:10-3:13)
The small weak Israelites (Dan 3:14-3:15)
The spiritual worship (Dan 3:16-3:17)
The call for mercy (Dan 3:18-3:19)
The call for deliverance (Dan 3:20-3:22)
The fiery flames (Dan 3:23-3:25)
The angel of the Lord and the useless fire (Dan 3:26-3:27)
The three companions pray together (Dan 3:28-3:28)
Blessing God and his name (Dan 3:29-3:31)
Blessed is God in heaven (Dan 3:32-3:34)
All those with God bless the Lord (Dan 3:35-3:39)
The blessings of the heavenly bodies (Dan 3:40-3:41)
The weather elements praise God (Dan 3:42-3:46)
Day and night bless God (Dan 3:47-3:48)
The extreme conditions bless God (Dan 3:49-3:51)
Let the earth bless God (Dan 3:52-3:54)
Let the earthly waters bless God (Dan 3:55-3:57)
Let the birds and animals bless God (Dan 3:58-3:59)
Let humans bless God (Dan 3:60-3:63)
Let the souls of the righteous bless God (Dan 3:64-3:65)
The three men should bless God (Dan 3:66-3:66)
Final praise to God (Dan 3:67-3:68)
The upset king (Dan 3:24-3:25)
The king releases the three men (Dan 3:26-3:26)
Praise for Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego (Dan 3:27-3:28)
The king’s decree (Dan 3:29-3:29)
The promotion of the three men (Dan 3:30-3:30)
The king’s new decree (Dan 4:1-4:1)
Praise of the Most High God (Dan 4:2-4:3)
5. The fearful dream of Nebuchadnezzar
The fearful dream of the king (Dan 4:4-4:5)
The king called all his wise men (Dan 4:6-4:7)
Daniel sees the king (Dan 4:8-4:9)
The king’s dream about the big beautiful tree (Dan 4:10-4:12)
The holy watcher from heaven (Dan 4:13-4:13)
Get rid of the tree (Dan 4:14-4:14)
Save the stump (Dan 4:15-4:16)
The decision is final (Dan 4:17-4:17)
The king asks Daniel to interpret this dream (Dan 4:18-4:18)
Daniel was a little stunned (Dan 4:19-4:19)
The king told Daniel not to worry (Dan 4:19-4:19)
The dream was for the king’s enemies (Dan 4:19-4:19)
The king was the great tree (Dan 4:20-4:22)
Daniel repeats the dream wish of the holy watcher (Dan 4:23-4:23)
The king will lose his kingdom (Dan 4:24-4:25)
The call for the king to repent (Dan 4:26-4:27)
The great pride of the king (Dan 4:28-4:30)
The king will lose his kingdom (Dan 4:31-4:32)
The king leaves his throne immediately (Dan 4:33-4:33)
The king blesses God (Dan 4:34-4:35)
The restoration of the king (Dan 4:36-4:36)
The final praise of God (Dan 4:37-4:37)
6. The feast of King Belshazzar
The feast of King Belshazzar (Dan 5:1-5:1)
The king wants the sacred cups from the Jerusalem Temple (Dan 5:2-5:2)
They drank wine from the sacred vessels (Dan 5:3-5:4)
The fingers writing on the wall (Dan 5:5-5:5)
King Belshazzar was afraid (Dan 5:6-5:6)
The king called for his wise men (Dan 5:7-5:7)
The failure of the wise men (Dan 5:8-5:9)
The queen was concerned (Dan 5:10-5:10)
The queen talked about the importance of Daniel (Dan 5:11-5:12)
Daniel goes before the king (Dan 5:13-5:14)
The king explains the situation to Daniel (Dan 5:15-5:16)
Daniel told the king to keep his gifts (Dan 5:17-5:17)
Praise for King Nebuchadnezzar (Dan 5:18-5:19)
Pride led to his downfall (Dan 5:20-5:21)
The unhumble king (Dan 5:22-5:23)
The writing on the wall (Dan 5:24-5:25)
The interpretation of Mene (Dan 5:26-5:26)
The interpretation of Tekel (Dan 5:27-5:27)
The interpretation of Peres (Dan 5:28-5:28)
Daniel is rewarded (Dan 5:29-5:29)
The death of King Belshazzar (Dan 5:30-5:30)
Darius the Mede takes over (Dan 5:31-5:31)
7. Daniel in the den of lions
The government of Darius (Dan 6:1-6:1)
Daniel the president of the whole kingdom (Dan 6:2-6:3)
Tring to find complaints against Daniel (Dan 6:4-6:5)
The visit to the king (Dan 6:6-6:6)
The new decree (Dan 6:7-6:9)
Daniel prays to God (Dan 6:10-6:10)
Enforce the edict against Daniel (Dan 6:11-6:13)
The king is troubled about Daniel (Dan 6:14-6:14)
Follow the law (Dan 6:15-6:15)
Daniel was thrown into the lion’s den (Dan 6:16-6:16)
The den was sealed with a stone (Dan 6:17-6:18)
The king goes to the lions’ den the next morning (Dan 6:19-6:20)
Daniel responds to the king (Dan 6:21-6:22)
Daniel is released from the den (Dan 6:23-6:23)
Daniel’s accusers were put in the lion’s den (Dan 6:24-6:24)
King Darius declares universal peace and prosperity (Dan 6:25-6:25)
The decree about the living God of Daniel (Dan 6:26-6:27)
Daniel prospered (Dan 6:28-6:28)
II. Daniel Visions
1.The dream of Daniel about the four beasts
Daniel’s dream (Dan 7:1-7:1)
The vision of the four winds (Dan 7:2-7:2)
The four beasts (Dan 7:3-7:3)
The first beast (Dan 7:4-7:4)
The second beast (Dan 7:5-7:5)
The third beast (Dan 7:6-7:6)
The fourth beast (Dan 7:7-7:7)
The little horn (Dan 7:8-7:8)
The Ancient One on the fiery throne (Dan 7:9-7:10)
The little horn beast was killed (Dan 7:11-7:11)
The other beasts were spared (Dan 7:12-7:12)
The son of man (Dan 7:13-7:14)
Daniel was anxious (Dan 7:15-7:15)
The interpretation of the four great beasts (Dan 7:16-7:18)
Why was the fourth beast different? (Dan 7:19-7:19)
The odd little horn was at war with the holy ones (Dan 7:20-7:22)
The fourth kingdom (Dan 7:23-7:23)
The last of the ten kingdoms (Dan 7:24-7:26)
The everlasting kingdom of the Most High (Dan 7:27-7:27)
Daniel was disturbed by his dream (Dan 7:28-7:28)
2.The The vision of Daniel about the ram and the goat
The vision in Susa (Dan 8:1-8:2)
The vision of the ram (Dan 8:3-8:4)
The vision of the goat (Dan 8:5-8:5)
The goat attacked the ram (Dan 8:6-8:7)
The great power of the goat decimated (Dan 8:8-8:8)
The little horn grew strong (Dan 8:9-8:10)
The little horn takes over the sanctuary (Dan 8:11-8:12)
The holy angels speak (Dan 8:13-8:14)
The interpretation of the vision (Dan 8:15-8:15)
Gabriel will explain (Dan 8:16-8:17)
Daniel falls into a trance (Dan 8:18-8:18)
Gabriel explains the vision (Dan 8:19-8:22)
A very destructive king (Dan 8:23-8:25)
This true vision (Dan 8:26-8:26)
Daniel got sick (Dan 8:27-8:27)
3. The prophecy of seventy weeks
During the reign of Darius (Dan 9:1-9:1)
Seventy years of desolation (Dan 9:2-9:2)
Daniel does penance (Dan 9:3-9:3)
The confession of sins (Dan 9:4-9:6)
The open shame of the people (Dan 9:7-9:8)
We have not followed the law (Dan 9:9-9:11)
The great calamity (Dan 9:12-9:14)
The holy city is in disgrace (Dan 9:15-9:16)
Do not delay (Dan 9:17-9:19)
Gabriel comes (Dan 9:20-9:21)
Gabriel speaks to Daniel (Dan 9:22-9:23)
Seventy weeks (Dan 9:24-9:24)
The anointed prince (Dan 9:25-9:27)
The anointed one was cut off (Dan 9:26-9:27)
4. The grand vision
During the reign of King Cyrus (Dan 10:1-10:1)
Daniel was mourning (Dan 10:2-10:3)
The description of the man on the banks of the Great River (Dan 10:4-10:6)
Daniel alone saw the vision (Dan 10:7-10:9)
The magic touch (Dan 10:10-10:10)
Daniel stands up (Dan 10:11-10:11)
Daniel’s words went to God (Dan 10:12-10:12)
The present battle and the future (Dan 10:13-10:14)
Daniel was speechless (Dan 10:15-10:15)
Someone touches Daniel’s lips to let him speak (Dan 10:16-10:17)
Daniel gets stronger (Dan 10:18-10:19)
The explanation (Dan 10:20-10:21)
Darius the Mede (Dan 11:1-11:1)
The kings of Persia (Dan 11:2-11:2)
The great Greek king (Dan 11:3-11:4)
The king of the south (Dan 11:5-11:5)
The alliance of the kings of the north and the south (Dan 11:6-11:6)
The attack of the king of the south (Dan 11:7-11:9)
The sons of the northern king attack the south (Dan 11:10-11:10)
The attack of the south (Dan 11:11-11:13)
The insurrection in the south (Dan 11:14-11:14)
The fight over Palestine (Dan 11:15-11:17)
The coastland invasion (Dan 11:18-11:18)
The new leader (Dan 11:19-11:20)
The terrible king (Dan 11:21-11:21)
The southern campaign in Palestine (Dan 11:22-11:24)
The Egyptian campaign (Dan 11:25-11:28)
The second campaign against Egypt (Dan 11:29-11:31)
The disputes and the resistance (Dan 11:32-11:35)
The self-exaltation of the king (Dan 11:36-11:37)
The power of foreign gods (Dan 11:38-11:39)
5. The end of time
Future wars (Dan 11:40-11:40)
Unfulfilled defeat of Israel (Dan 11:41-11:41)
Unfulfilled prophecies about Egypt (Dan 11:42-11:43)
The death of King Antiochus IV (Dan 11:44-11:45)
Michael appears (Dan 12:1-12:1)
The future resurrection (Dan 12:2-12:3)
Daniel closes the book (Dan 12:4-12:4)
Two others show up (Dan 12:5-12:5)
The time frame (Dan 12:6-12:7)
Daniel did not understand (Dan 12:8-12:8)
Do not worry (Dan 12:9-12:12)
The calculations (Dan 12:11-12:12)
Use up the days that you have (Dan 12:13-12:13)
III. Susan and the judgment of Daniel
Joakim (Dan 13:1-13:1)
Susanna (Dan 13:2-13:3)
The wealth of Joakim (Dan 13:4-13:4)
The two elder judges (Dan 13:5-13:6)
Susanna in the garden (Dan 13:7-13:7)
The secret passionate elders (Dan 13:8-13:12)
The plot to seduce Susanna (Dan 13:13-13:14)
Bathing in the garden (Dan 13:15-13:16)
The two maids (Dan 13:17-13:18)
The proposition (Dan 13:19-13:21)
The response of Susanna (Dan 13:22-13:23)
Susanna cries out (Dan 13:24-13:25)
The servants arrive on the scene (Dan 13:26-13:27)
The old judges ask for Susanna to appear in court (Dan 13:28-13:29)
Susanna is brought forward (Dan 13:30-13:33)
The accusation against Susanna (Dan 13:34-13:35)
The testimony of the elders (Dan 13:36-13:41)
The condemnation (Dan 13:41-13:41)
The prayerful cry of Susanna (Dan 13:42-13:43)
The Lord’s response through Daniel (Dan 13:44-13:46)
Daniel questions the elder’s condemnation (Dan 13:47-13:49)
The trial of the elders (Dan 13:50-13:51)
The questioning of the first elder (Dan 13:52-13:53)
Under what tree did all this take place (Dan 13:54-13:55)
The questioning of the second elder (Dan 13:56-13:57)
Under what tree did all this take place (Dan 13:58-13:59)
The death of the two elders (Dan 13:60-13:62)
All praise God (Dan 13:63-13:64)
IV. Bel and the Dragon
King Cyrus (Dan 14:1-14:1)
Daniel was the companion of King Cyrus (Dan 14:2-14:2)
The Babylonian god Bel (Dan 14:3-14:4)
Bel versus the living God (Dan 14:4-14:5)
Bel eats and drinks (Dan 14:6-14:7)
The Bel priests versus Daniel (Dan 14:8-14:9)
The priests of Bel (Dan 14:10-14:13)
The king leaves the food for Bel (Dan 14:14-14:15)
The king finds the rations gone (Dan 14:16-14:18)
Footsteps in the temple (Dan 14:19-14:20)
The king destroys his Bel priests and their families (Dan 14:21-14:22)
The dragon and Daniel (Dan 14:23-14:26)
Daniel feeds the dragon (Dan 14:27-14:27)
The king was becoming Jewish (Dan 14:28-14:28)
The Babylonians want Daniel killed (Dan 14:29-14:30)
Daniel in the lion’s den (Dan 14:31-14:32)
The prophet Habakkuk (Dan 14:33-14:34)
The angel takes Habakkuk to Babylon (Dan 14:35-14:36)
The prophet Habakkuk visits Daniel (Dan 14:37-14:39)
Daniel is safe (Dan 14:40-14:42)
