다니엘

Apocalyptic · Old Testament · Traditionally the prophet Daniel · 6th to 2nd century BCE

The Book of Daniel combines court stories of Jewish exiles maintaining their faith in Babylon with dramatic apocalyptic visions of world empires and ultimate divine deliverance. The final chapters, including deuterocanonical additions in some traditions, emphasize God's supreme authority over human history. It encourages endurance under foreign persecution by assuring the ultimate triumph of God's kingdom.

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• 1다니엘 1Daniel and his three Judean companions are exiled to Babylon, maintain their dietary faithfulness, and excel in the king's royal service.
• 2다니엘 2Daniel receives a revelation from God, allowing him to describe and interpret King Nebuchadnezzar's troubling dream of a great statue.
• 3다니엘 3Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refuse to worship Nebuchadnezzar's golden statue and are miraculously delivered unharmed from a fiery furnace.
• 4다니엘 4King Nebuchadnezzar experiences a period of madness and humbles himself after Daniel interprets his dream of a great, felled tree.
• 5다니엘 5Daniel interprets mysterious handwriting on the wall during Belshazzar's feast, foretelling the fall of Babylon, which occurs that night.
• 6다니엘 6Daniel is cast into a den of lions for praying to his God, but he is miraculously delivered.
• 7다니엘 7Daniel envisions four great beasts rising from the sea and receives an interpretation of their kingdoms and the ultimate divine triumph.
• 8다니엘 8Daniel sees a vision of a ram and a goat representing kingdoms, which the angel Gabriel explains to him.
• 9다니엘 9After Daniel confesses his people's sins in prayer, the angel Gabriel appears to reveal the prophecy of the seventy weeks.
• 10다니엘 10Daniel fasts and receives a powerful vision of a heavenly messenger who strengthens him and describes angelic warfare.
• 11다니엘 11An angel foretells wars between the kings of the North and South, culminating in a tyrant who desecrates the sanctuary.
• 12다니엘 12The angel predicts a final resurrection and deliverance, instructing Daniel to seal the book until the designated end times.
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