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Daniel 5. . Bible Study Questions. 1. How does Daniel 5 emphasize the theme of divine judgment? 2. Reflect on Belshazzar's action of using the sacred vessels for his feast. How might this apply to the misuse of sacred things in today's context?
Inductive Bible study on Daniel 5. Includes cross-references, questions, verse by verse commentary, and applications on Daniel chapter 5.
Good Bible study requires defining the meaning of keywords, studying parallel passages, explaining the meaning of the text clearly, making applications, and defending the truth as well as exposing religious error. I have included questions to encourage students to practice all these study principles.
David Guzik commentary on Daniel 5 explains a disturbing message to Nebuchadnezzar which God writes on a wall, and is interpreted by Daniel.
• In the Bible story, who did not learn from what another person did wrong? • What does God want you to do when you see other people doing wrong? Did God’s Son Jesus do wrong when the people around him did (Mark 15:3-5)? What did Jesus do when he was tempted (Matthew 4:10)? • Ask God to help you see the bad things others do and learn ...
Daniel 5. The destruction of the kingdom of Babylon had been long and often foretold when it was at a distance; in this chapter we have it accomplished, and a prediction of it the very same night that it was accomplished.
1. He put an affront upon the providence of God and bade defiance to his judgments. His city was now besieged; a powerful enemy was at his gates; his life and kingdom lay at stake. In all this the hand of the Lord had gone out against him, and by it he called him to weeping, and mourning, and girding with sackcloth.
