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The Book of Daniel

(God is my judge)

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To observe the ancient
world politics To learn spiritual discipline To understand Gods movement in human history

Daniel
DANIEL, BOOK OF His name, means "God is my judge"; he was evidently a Hebrew personage of noble descent whom Nebuchadrezzar carried captive to Babylon in 605 B.C., the third year of Jehoiakim's rule, after the Babylonians had defeated the Egyptians at Carchemish.

Neo-Babylonian Empire 1. At its height, the NeoBabylonian Empire extended from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea. 2. It was founded by Babylonian chieftain Nabopolassar, who joined with Median king Cyaraxes to overthrow the dominant Assyrian Empire in 612bc. 3. In 586 bc, during the reign of Neo-Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar II, the city of Jerusalem was sacked and the majority of its population was deported to Babylona period of exile known as the Babylonian Captivity.
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CARCHEMISH 1. The last decade of the 7 th cent. BC. witnessed the demise of both Assyrian and Egyptian imperial ambitions and influence in Syro-Palestine. 2. The resurgent Neo-Babylonians had already dealt a fatal blow to Assyria by destroying her capital, Nineveh, in 612. By 609 Ashuruballit, the last king of Assyria, had disappeared completely from the political and military scene. 3. In that same year Pharaoh Neco II of Egypt marched northward in one last desperate attempt to help the tattered Assyrian armies stop the Neo-Babylonian juggernaut (crushing force) 4. King Josiah of Judah, perhaps preferring the NeoBabylonian presence in Palestine to that of Assyria and Egypt, came out to block the advance of Neco (2 Chron 35:20; 1 Esd 1:25). 5. The two armies joined battle in the plain of Megiddo, and Josiah was slain (2 Kings 23:29; 2 Chron 35:21-27). Neco then marched on to garrison Carchemish in company with the remnant of the Assyrian forces.

6. The year 605 B.C. was decisive in ancient Near Eastern history. Nebuchadrezzar II, crown prince of the Neo-Babylonian empire, became commander-in-chief of the Babylonian armies. His own court records detail subsequent events of that year in one of the tablets of the Neo-Babylonian Chronicle (British Museum Tablet no. 21946). 7. In the spring he marched at the head of his assault forces up the Euphrates to Carchemish, and in May/June he engaged the Egyptians in hand-to-hand fighting within the city. There is no indication that Neco himself was with his army at the time. 8. At any rate, the Neo-Babylonian victory was complete and marked the end of Egyptian power in Syria and Palestine. Nebuchadrezzar pursued the Egyptians to Hamath and perhaps also down the Mediterranean coast, as Jer 46:2-12 seems to suggest. 9. In due time Jehoiakim son of Josiah, whom Neco had installed as king of Judah, became tributary to Nebuchadrezzar (2 Kings 23:34-24:1; 2 Chron 36:4-6), who, as a result of the Battle of Carchemish, was able to march at will throughout all the Syro-Palestinian provinces. (from International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, revised edition, Copyright 1979 by Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. All rights reserved.)

605 BC

Nang ikatlong taon ng paghahari ni Joacim na hari sa Juda, ay dumating sa Jerusalem si Nobucodonosor na hari sa Babylonia at kinubkob niya yaon. Daniel 1:1 AB 1905

ng Babilonia hari ay dumating sa Jerusalem Nobucodonosor at si kinubkob niya yaon

Kailan?

ni Joacim ng paghahari Sa + taon ikattlong

BABYLONIA RULERS OF NEO-BABYLONIAN EMPIRE 1. Nabopolassar; 625 B.C. - 604 B.C. 2. Nebuchadrezzar II (s); 604 B.C. - 568 B.C. 3. Evil-Merodach (s); 561 B.C. - 560 B.C. 4. Neriglissar (brother-in-law); 559 B.C. - 556 B.C. 5. Labosoarchad (s); 556 B.C. 6. Nabonidus; 555 B.C. - 539 B.C. 7. Cyrus conquered Babylonia in 539 B.C.
(from International Standard Bible Encyclopaedia, Electronic Database Copyright 1996, 2003, 2006 by Biblesoft, Inc. All rights reserved.)

Dan 1:1

Bishnat shaalowsh lemalkuwt Yehowyaaqiym melek-Yehuwdaah baa Nebuwkadnetsar melekBaabel Yeruwshaalaim wayaatsar aaleyhaa
(from Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia, edited by Karl Ellinger and Wilhelm Rudolph. Fifth Revised Edition, edited by Adrian Schenker. 1977 and 1997 Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft Stuttgart. Used by permission.)

JERUSALEM The siege of Jerusalem lasted from Jan., 588, to July, 586, and the city was burned in Aug., 586
(from International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, revised edition, Copyright 1979 by Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. All rights reserved.)

wayaatsar
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Banghay: Qal - light (magaan) Panahunan: ganap (perfect) Tinig: tahakan Panagano: paturol Kasarian: Panlalaki Panauhan: ikatlo Kailanan: isahan Salitang ugat (triletra) tsoor=to cramp (pulikatin) i.e. to confine (kulungin) =to besiege (kubkubin),assault (salakayin) Pandiwa: makubkub Salin: Kinubkob Niya

9. 10.

Jerusalem. Capital of Israel for most of its history. IN THE OLD TESTAMENT (all dates B.C.) Home of Melchizedek (Gen 14:18) Joshua defeated its King Adoni-zedek (Josh 10:1-15) Claimed temporarily by tribe of Judah, 1380 (Judg 1:8) Captured by David, 1003; made capital of his kingdom (2 Sam 5:6-12; 6:1-19) Temporarily taken by Absalom (2 Sam 16:1516) Solomon built Temple, 967-960 (1 Kings 6)

 Plundered by Shishak, king of Egypt, during

Rehoboam's reign, 925 (1 Kings 14:25-28) Plundered by Philistines and Arabs during Jehoram's reign (2 Chron 21:16-17) Plundered by Arameans (Syrians) during reign of Joash, c. 800 (2 Chron 24:23-24) Plundered by northern Israel during Amaziah's reign, c. 775 (2 Chron 25:23) Surrounded by Sennacherib's Assyrian army during Hezekiah's reign, saved by death angel, 701 (2 Kings 18-19; 2 Chron 32:1)

 Taken briefly by Pharaoh Neco, after King

Josiah's death, 609 (2 Kings 23:28-37) Besieged by Nebuchadnezzar, 597 (2 Kings 24:10-16) City and Temple destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar, 586 (2 Kings 25) Its reconstruction began after decree of Cyrus, 536 (Ezra 1) Temple dedicated by Zerubbabel, 516 (Ezra 6:13-18) Nehemiah rebuilt walls, 445 (Neh 6:15)

(from Willmington's Bible Handbook by Harold Willmington Copyright

Alexander the Great visited, 332 Captured by Ptolemy Soter, 320 Annexed to Egypt, 302 Walls destroyed, Temple desecrated by Antiochus Epiphanes, 168 Temple cleansed, rededicated by Mattathias of Hasmonean dynasty, 165 Captured by Roman general Pompey, 64 Walls rebuilt by Antipater (Herod the Great's father), 44 Herod the Great began rebuilding Temple, 20
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Mga tanong Pang-analisis

Sino si Nebuchadnezzar? Hari ng Bagong Bakit siya umakyat sa Jerusalem? 2 Hari 24:1 Kailan niya kinubkob ang Jerusalem? Jan., 588,
Babilonia

Ano ang itinuturo ng kasaysayan ng pagsakop

sa Jerusalem? Pagtalikod sa Diyos ay may
pagdurusa

to July, 586, at sinunog ng Aug., 586 Bakit niya kinubkob ang Jerusalem? Rebelyon ni Jehoiakim,katuparan ng hula ng propeta

Buod:
2. 3.

1. Ginawa ni Haring Nebuchadnezzar si Haring Jehoiakim

na tributary sa Babylonian noong 605 BC nang matalo ni Nebuchadnezzar si Pharaoh-Neco ng Ehipto sa Charchemish. Pagkatapos ng tatlong taon, ay nag-aklas si Jehoiakim laban sa kaniyang mananakop na Babilonians dahil sa sulsol ng ilang mga kababayan at bulaang propeta. At nang simulang kubkubin ang Jerusalem ay nagsimula ng Jan., 588, hanggang July, 586, at sinilban ng Aug., 586. Samakatuwid, ang pagdating ni Nebuchadnezzar sa Jerusalem ay para ilipat sa kaniya ang tribute ng Jerusalem at ang pagkubkob ay nangyari pagkatapos pa ng 17 taon.

4.

Ang Pagtalikod sa Diyos

Ang Pagtalikod sa Diyos ay may dulot na pagdurusa

Bakit nagdurusa ang bansa?

Bulok na

Pangangasiwa

Tanong: Ano ang bulok

na pangangasiwa? Sagot: Masamang pamamahala

Ang Bulok na pangangasiwa ay

Maluhong pamumuhay Abusado sa kapwa Walang pakialam sa mga

mahihirap
Jeremias 22:13-27

Ang pinunong walang pagpapahalaga sa wastong pag-uugali ay bulok ang pangangasiwa na humahawa ng kabulukan.

Pagtakwil sa
mensahe ng Diyos

Tanong: Paano

itinatakwil ang mensahe ng Diyos? Sagot: Ayaw paniwalaan

Pagtakwil sa mensahe ng Diyos

Pagsunog nito Ipahuli at ipabilanggo ang

mga mensahero ng Diyos Ayaw sa katotohanan. Jeremias 36:23

Ang pinunong dinakikinig sa mensaheng ibinigay ng Diyos sa pamamagitan ng Biblia ay magdadala ng kapahamakan sa marami.

Pagrerebelde

sa kalooban ng Diyos

Tanong: Paano

nagrerebelde sa kalooban ng Diyos? Sagot: di pag-ayon sa kalooban ng Dios

Pagrerebelde sa pamamagitan ng

Pagsalungat sa kalooban ng Diyos Di-pagsunod sa kalooban ng

Diyos Pagsamba sa diyos-diyosan Jereremias 27:1

Ang rebeldeng pinuno sa kalooban ng Diyos ay makikita sa bunga ng kaniyang pamumuno.

Pagbulayan mo ito:
Tinatalikuran ko ba ang kalooban ng Diyos sa aking pamumuno?

Hamon sa Buhay

Kaya kong pahalagahan ang

mabuting asal. Kaya kong sumunod sa kalooban ng Diyos Kaya kong umayon sa kalooban ng Diyos

Ang pinunong tumatalikod sa kalooban ng Diyos ay nagdadamay ng maraming tao.

For you are all sons of God through faith in Christ Jesus. Gal 3:26 NKJV
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Lords Supper

ANG TULAY PATUNGO SA DIYOS! PANANAMPALATAYA

JESUS

GAGAWA ALITUNTUNIN RITWAL RELIHIYON

NAGAWA NA

RELASYON
BUHAY NA WALANG 47 HANGGAN

DOXOLOGY
(Revelation 19:5)

DOXOLOGY

Revelation 19:5

PRAISE GOD FROM WHOM ALL BLESSINGS FLOW PRAISE HIM ALL CREATURES HERE BELOW

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DOXOLOGY

Revelation 19:5

PRAISE HIM ABOVE YE HEAVENLY HOST PRAISE FATHER, SON AND HOLY GHOST AMEN

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Benediction

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JEHOIAKIM 1. Key Facts: 18 th king of Judah, burned Jeremiah's scroll (23:34-36; Jer 36:23,32) 2. Father: Josiah (23:34) 3. Mother: Zebidah (23:36) 4. Brothers: Johanan (Jehoahaz), Zedekiah, and Jehoahaz (Shallum) (1 Chron 3:15) 5. Son: Jehoiachin (24:6) 6. Age at Death: 36 (23:36; Jer 22:18-19) 7. Total Bible References: 41 8. Key References: 23:34-24:6; 2 Chron 36:5-8; Jer 22:13-23; 36
(from Willmington's Bible Handbook by Harold Willmington Copyright 1997 by Harold L. Willmington. Produced with permission of Tyndale House Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved.)

NEBUCHADNEZZAR Key Facts: King of Babylon, founder of neoBabylonian empire (3; 4:30; 2 Kings 24:1) Father: Nabopolassar Total Bible References: 91 Key References: 1-4; 2 Kings 24-25; Jer 21:1-52:34
(from Willmington's Bible Handbook by Harold Willmington Copyright 1997 by Harold L. Willmington. Produced with permission of Tyndale House Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved.)

From Baghdad to Babylon 90 km (56 miles)

2,500 acres

Balangkas
I. The personal Background of Daniel 1:1-21 Conquest of Jerusalem 1:1,2 Conscription of Jews for training 1:3-7 Courage of four men in Trial 1:8-16 Choice of four men for Royal Positions 1:17-21 II. The Prophetic course of Gentile Dominion 2:1-7:28 Dilemmas of Nebuchadnezzar 2:4:37 Debauchery of and Demise of Belshazzar 5:1-31 Deliverance of Daniel 6:1-28 Dream of Daniel 7:1-28 III. The Prophetic course of Israels Destiny 8:1-12:13 Prophecy of the Ram and Male Goat 8:1-27 Prophecy of the seventy weeks 9:1-27 Prophecy of Israels Humiliation and Restoration 10:1-12:13