Every believer has a voice and it's the voice of victory.

My God has made a way for me.

to the book of Daniel. The book of Daniel is 12.

The book of Daniel is 12 chapters of never ever compromising.

From the time that Daniel was a very, very young man, and he kept it kept growing and the situations kept becoming more serious and more serious and more serious and he refused to compromise on any level.

He refused.

Now, right there in the first chapter of Daniel, in the eighth verse, they had, well, let's just start at the beginning in the, where, in the third year of the reign of Jehovah King of Judah, came Nebuchadzir, the King of Babylon under Jerusalem and besieged it.

Now he took it over and captured all these people and the King,

verse five, the King appointed them a daily provision of the King's

meat or his food, the way he ate.

And of the wine which he drank, so nourishing them three years

that at the end thereof they might stand before the king. So all of the young men that they

captured they they had to learn the language and they they must learn the customs and they're looking for the brightest and the best that they can use for different purposes and so forth.

And so they're going to fatten them up. And that's probably what they was ever going to do is

fatten them up.

Verse 7, under whom the prince And this is when he changed Daniel's name to Belchiser and Han an eye,

Shadrak and this is when he changed Daniel's name to Belchiser and Hanana,

Shadrak and Michioi

Meiac and to Ezra Abadnigo.

Daniel, listen, watch it, look at it, purposed in his heart. Now he's just, he's young here.

Purposed in his heart that he would not defile himself with the portion of the king's

meat nor with the wine which he drank.

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