Major Prophets Daniel

NT equivalent of the book of Daniel

year the book of Daniel begins in, with Nebuchadnezzar's first attack on Jerusalm

what the book of Daniel concludes with

Number of chapters in Daniel that are revelatory

the two languages the book of Daniel is written in

language the book of Daniel concludes with

language the middle portion of Daniel is written in

True/False: Jeremiah's prophesy of 70 years captivity is literally fulfilled.

True/False: Much is known of Daniel's background.

meaning of the name Daniel

age when Daniel died under Cyrus

True/False: Jesus called Daniel a prophet, even though he is not called a prophet in his own book.

Daniel was most likely born into this type of family

True/False: The Hebrew Bible includes Daniel among the prophets.

began with Judah coming under the authority of the Gentiles

when the times of the Gentiles will end

prophet who predicted to Hezekiah that the Temple vessels would be carried away

purpose of training the captive youths

meaning of Hananiah

meaning of Mishael

meaning of Azariah

name that Hananiah was changed to

name Mishael was changed to

name Azariah was changed to

meaning of Beltshazzar

term for vegetables and grains

number of days David requested to test the diet of pulse

Nebuchadnezzar's father, who he inherited his wise men from

date given for when Nebuchadnezzar keeps having his troubling dream

True/False: Nebuchadnezzar forget his dream.

Daniel stated that Nebuchadnezzar's reoccurring dream covered this entire era

kingdom represented by gold in statue

kingdom represented by two silver arms

Although the Medo-Persian empire lasted longer than Nebuchadnezzar's, God said it was ________________.

kingdom represented by the stomach and thighs of bronze

kingdom represented by the iron legs

the Roman empire lasted over this many years

each leg of iron represents this about Rome

what the iron mixed with clay represents about the Roman Empire

the reasonable and natural conclusion regarding the feet of the image and the stone

Nebuchadnezzar brings 10,000 captives and Ezekiel to Babylon in response to Jehoiachin's rebellion (2nd captivity)

Nebuchadnezzar sieges Jerusalem for two years, destroys the Temple, then deports most surviving Jews to Babylon (3rd captivity)

dimensions of Nebuchadnezzar's golden image

location of Nebuchadnezzar's statue

True/False: Nebuchadnezzar believed that Daniel's friends did not respect or regard him.

demonstrates the value that Nebuchadnezzar placed on Daniel's three friends when they were accused of treason

Nebuchadnezzar's proclamation in chapter 4 mostly likely occurs during this year of his reign

the purpose of the band of iron and brass on the stump in Nebuchadnezzar's dream

number of months Nebuchadnezzar was given to respond and repent before being turned into a beast

True/False: After acknowledging "the heavens do rule", Nebuchadnezzar was given even greater power and rule.

until recently, this king was unknown except for his mention in Daniel

date of the handwriting on the wall/fall of Babylon

river the city of Babylon was built over

language the handwriting on the wall was in

Greek historian who gives us a record of events of the fall of Babylon

general under Cyrus the Great who led the takeover of Babylon

True/False: Babylon fell after much resistance.

The angel who delivered Daniel from the lion's den is likely a __________________.

Daniel died in this year of Cyrus' reign.

when Daniel's vision of the four beasts occurred

the four beasts Daniel saw in his vision

beast representing Babylon

kingdom the bear on one paw with three ribs in its mouth represented

kingdom the lion with wings represented

kingdom the leopard with four heads and four wings represented

kingdom represented by the dreadful beast

What the Lord will do after His 1000 year millennial reign

How the Medo-Persian Empire conquered Babylon

How Daniel 1:1 proves the Sovereignty of God

How we know Nebuchadnezzar thought of the fourth man in the fiery furnace as divine

Nineveh falls to Babylon

King Josiah is killed trying to stop Pharoah Neco, who is trying to join Assyria against Babylon

The first captivity; Nebuchadnezzar defeats Egypt; Daniel and his friends are taken to Babylon

Nebuchadnezzar returns to Jerusalem because of Jehoiachin's rebellion, taking 10,000 captives back to Babylon including Ezekiel

third captivity; Nebuchadnezzar sieges Jerusalem and then destroys it

Cyrus overthrows Babylon

Cyrus allows 50,000 Jews to return to Jerusalem to rebuild

Temple rebuilt

event beginning the time of the Gentiles