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Adventistische Schriften über: "What did Daniel pray in Chapter 6 before his arrest?"
Answer
Daniel prayed, despite the royal decree, three times a day at his usual place in his upper room with open windows facing Jerusalem. His prayers were characterized by kneeling before his God, pleading, and giving thanks. He did not seek secrecy, but raised his voice loudly to heaven to openly declare his loyalty to God.
Daniel's Prayer Despite Persecution
»“When Daniel knew that the decree had been signed, he went into his house; and since the windows of his chamber were open toward Jerusalem, he knelt three times a day on his knees and prayed and gave thanks before his God, as he had done before.” Daniel did not seek to hide his loyalty to God. He did not pray in his heart, but with his voice, loudly, with the open window toward Jerusalem, he lifted his petition to heaven.«
Reverence in Prayer
»Daniel “knelt three times a day on his knees and prayed and gave thanks before his God.” True reverence before God is inspired by an awareness of His infinite greatness and the recognition of His presence.«
Daniel's Steadfastness and Intercession
»Three times they saw him go into his chamber, and three times they heard his voice rise in earnest intercession to God... “This Daniel, who belongs to the children of the captivity of Judah,” they shouted, “pay no attention to yourself, O king, nor to the decree you have signed, but perform his prayer three times a day.”«
Original Sources (English)
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