The Conversion of a King (4 of 10)
Series: Daniel - The Man, The Myth and The Message
Brad Whitt
Daniel 4
I want us to work through Daniel, Chapter 4 tonight. This really is an important and a really impactful chapter. And we're going to do this a little bit different as we get into the chapter, and I think that you'll see that when we get into it.
So Daniel, Chapter 4, beginning in verse 1. Can we just go to the Lord in prayer one more time? And then we'll jump right into the text tonight. Father, I do thank you again for the privilege of being in this place tonight with my Abilene family. And I thank you for their faithfulness tonight. And I thank you that even many of those folks who are tired, and they've had a long weekend and a busy afternoon, and they've got to get up early in the morning, they still came to worship tonight.
So Father, tonight I pray that just the next few minutes as we move our way through this really unique chapter in your word, that Father, you would just give us something to live on this week. That Father, you would use this story, this account of the conversion of a king, Father, to encourage us tonight. So Father, tonight, I pray for anointing and unction. Give me the words to say tonight; may the words of my heart ... May the words of my mouth and meditation of my heart be acceptable to you tonight. Lord, tonight we ask you to be in us and bless us, in Jesus's name. Amen.
All right. Daniel, Chapter 4, picking up in verse number 1 tonight. This chapter was actually an official Babylonian document that was written by the king himself. I wasn't able to go back. I wanted to have a little extra time to do this this afternoon. But remember I told you when we got into Daniel that there are portions of Daniel that are written in Hebrew and then there are portions that are written in Aramaic. And so I wanted to find out, and I'm going to go back tonight when I get home and make sure, but I was wondering if this isn't one of th ...
Series: Daniel - The Man, The Myth and The Message
Brad Whitt
Daniel 4
I want us to work through Daniel, Chapter 4 tonight. This really is an important and a really impactful chapter. And we're going to do this a little bit different as we get into the chapter, and I think that you'll see that when we get into it.
So Daniel, Chapter 4, beginning in verse 1. Can we just go to the Lord in prayer one more time? And then we'll jump right into the text tonight. Father, I do thank you again for the privilege of being in this place tonight with my Abilene family. And I thank you for their faithfulness tonight. And I thank you that even many of those folks who are tired, and they've had a long weekend and a busy afternoon, and they've got to get up early in the morning, they still came to worship tonight.
So Father, tonight I pray that just the next few minutes as we move our way through this really unique chapter in your word, that Father, you would just give us something to live on this week. That Father, you would use this story, this account of the conversion of a king, Father, to encourage us tonight. So Father, tonight, I pray for anointing and unction. Give me the words to say tonight; may the words of my heart ... May the words of my mouth and meditation of my heart be acceptable to you tonight. Lord, tonight we ask you to be in us and bless us, in Jesus's name. Amen.
All right. Daniel, Chapter 4, picking up in verse number 1 tonight. This chapter was actually an official Babylonian document that was written by the king himself. I wasn't able to go back. I wanted to have a little extra time to do this this afternoon. But remember I told you when we got into Daniel that there are portions of Daniel that are written in Hebrew and then there are portions that are written in Aramaic. And so I wanted to find out, and I'm going to go back tonight when I get home and make sure, but I was wondering if this isn't one of th ...
There are 30935 characters in the full content. This excerpt only shows a 2000 character sample of the full content.
Price: $5.99 or 1 credit
