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The sermon explores the historical and biblical context of Daniel chapter 5, focusing on the reign of Belshazzar and the fall of Babylon. It highlights Belshazzar's disrespect for sacred vessels from the Jerusalem temple and his subsequent fear when a mysterious hand writes on the palace wall, symbolizing God's judgment. The message emphasizes the power of a guilty conscience and God's sovereignty in interpreting events through Daniel. The sermon also contrasts Belshazzar's fear with the faith of Daniel and the queen mother's trust in Daniel's wisdom.
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The Book of Daniel 5:1-16
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AuthorWiley Flanagan
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LengthMedium
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AddedApril 12, 2026
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