Daniel 4

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Bible stories are certainly the most intriguing. King Nebuchadnessar has another dream. In this one, he lives like an animal for seven years before regaining his throne. Considering that Daniel is a book about prophecy, to what extent is this reading symbolic, and what lessons can humanity in the 21st century learn from past Biblical experiences?

26 May 2024 English South Africa Christianity · Kids & Family

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