Hey, Church, family, if you got your Bible, if you're back in the book of Daniel, chapter six.

The two biggest, most well-known events that happened in the book of Daniel, Shaddaat,

Michig and Abedigo, we did that yesterday, and then Daniel in the Lion's Den.

So we're just going to jump right into that.

We'll see a lot of parallels between the fiery furnace,

but then I want to take it to another spot

and give it a little context.

It says this,

please, Darius, so what has happened here is that

Daniel resolved not to eat the king's food.

God blesses him with incredible wisdom.

Nepricenezer is a little bit crazy. He has these weird dreams.

Daniel interprets the dream. And at one point, Nebuchadnezzar's narcissism takes over and he turns into like a crazy person and he eats grass like an animal.

I mean, it's kind of weird. And then at one point, he's, this event happens

where if you've ever heard the phrase, the writing is on the wall that actually comes from

the fifth chapter of Daniel, where God's hand shows up. And it basically says,

Nebuchadnezzar, you keep traveling down this path. Here's where it ends, and it ain't good.

And so he doesn't read the writing on the wall.

He keeps going down the pathway that he was on, and then he's dead, and a new king takes over.

So, I don't know if this has ever happened to you, but like everything's going okay with this boss,

and then that boss is gone, and now you've got a new boss.

And so the rules have changed.

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