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you can go to carrygreen.com and find out all the details. Well, today we get to find out what

the meaning of this dream was that God gave King Nebuchadnezzar. And we're doing so through the

eyes of the biblical character, Daniel, because we're very interested in Daniel. Daniel is a young

man who walked with the Lord. And as a result, experienced all kinds of amazing things by God's hand.

And so here in the book of Daniel, chapter number two, Daniel is about to reveal to the King the

meaning of this bizarre dream he had. Now the dream was of a giant statue with a head of gold,

a body of silver, legs and such of bronze, the feet and the feet were clay and lead. And then this

giant rock that no human hand had carved flies out of the sky, hits the statue and shatters it

to pieces. And the rock grows up into a mountain. Okay, now that is what Daniel is about to interpret.

He says, you, O King, the King of kings, to whom the God of heaven has given the kingdom, the power

and the might and the glory. And into whose hand he has given wherever they dwell, the children of man,

the beasts of the field and the birds of the heavens, making you rule over them all, you are the head

of gold. So stop, there's our first interpretation, never can answer the King, and his kingdom Babylon

are this head of gold on the statue. Another kingdom inferior to you shall rise after you,

and yet a third kingdom of bronze, which are ruled over all the earth. So there he just

didn't introduce two kingdoms, the silver, and then the bronze has two more kingdoms to come

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