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Adventistische Schriften über: "Daniel 2:46–48; 4:18; 5:13–14 and 6:25–27. What do these verses tell us about what kind of witness Daniel was to the Gentiles around him?"
Answer
The verses show that despite his surroundings in a pagan empire, Daniel remained faithful to God and bore a clear witness through his unwavering prayer life and integrity. He was a courageous yet humble witness who brought the light of truth into the moral darkness of the court. His steadfastness and prayer life served as an example to the Gentiles.
Daniel – Faithful Witness Among the Gentiles
»Surrounded by heathens, he was a faithful witness to this truth. His determined obedience to the right was a bright light in the moral darkness of that heathen court.«
Daniel’s Unwavering Integrity in Worship
»Daniel was a noble statesman; yet his best service to Babylon was his unwavering integrity in worship. Despite the royal decree, he prayed three times daily with his window open toward Jerusalem, making no compromise with an idolatrous nation.«
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