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Daniel knew that the people of Judah needed to humble themselves and seek Yahweh through prayer and fasting in order for them to be placed back in their homeland. Daniel prays here and his prayer is one where we learn that prayer is not about us. It is all about Yahweh.

Daniel, in reading the scroll of the prophet Jeremiah, realized that the Judahites would be held captive in Babylon for 70 years. Why 70 years? The Bible is not stingy on giving us the details here. Listen to learn how we must not ever take lightly any of the Divine instructions given by the Creator.

In Daniel 8 we have another ruler described as a "little horn." He is not to be confused with the little horn of Daniel 7 but at the same time he is to be seen as somewhat of a pre-figure or type of the man of sin that is to come.

Harold Camping, owner of Family Radio, has made a prediction that the end of the world will take place on May 21, 2011. This day will include such things as a great earthquake, the rapture, and dead bodies of the unsaved lying on top of the ground. I taught this lesson a few days before the supposed end of the world.

Daniel has yet another vision concerning a two horned ram and a one horned goat. The Bible helps us heavily with this vision by giving us a large portion of the interpretation in the same chapter. This sermon not only delves into the text of Daniel 8, but also talks about a concept championed by the Protestant Reformation called sola scriptura as well as tota scriptura.

The little horn that rises up out of the head of the fourth beast/kingdom has not yet come on the scene. This sermon seeks to parallel texts of Scripture that deal with this little horn in Daniel by different titles. It also includes a look into what the mark of the beast is and is not.

After the fourth beast is destroyed the Messianic Kingdom arrives. Is this Kingdom current or is it yet future? Will things get better in our world today or worse? Is the 1,000 years of Revelation 20 figurative or literal?

When studying prophecy we need to make sure we do not make additions and subtractions to Scripture. It is so easy to be led astray by what we want, think, or feel the Bible to be saying. This sermon begins to delve into Daniel's dream of the four beasts.

In spite of facing the consequence of death Daniel continued to live his life in the service of Yahweh just as he always did. This sermon covers some often overlooked teachings in Scripture concerning set prayer times and facing Jerusalem in prayer.

Belshazzar is the second Babylonian King recorded for us to read about and learn from in Scripture. Have you ever heard the expression, "The handwriting is on the wall"? This chapter is where that saying originates.

This is one of the more odd portions of Scripture in that it is difficult for the human mind to grasp what really happened to this Babylonian king. Listen to learn how that Yahweh can do whatever He wants to do to humble a person.

Nebuchadnezzar had said some nice and even true statements about Yahweh, but did this mean that he was truly born from above? What is regeneration and how does a person know if they really have been born again?

Do you believe that the New Testament contradicts or is in opposition to the Law found in the Old Testament? How were people saved during the Old Testament? Are mercy, grace, love, etc. only New Testament concepts? This is a good message to help someone begin to understand the relevance of the Torah.

Who was the fourth man that Nebuchadnezzar saw walking around in the fire with the three Hebrews? Many today would say that it was none other than the pre-incarnate Yeshua. This sermon takes a look at this teaching plus delves into angelic agency.

There is so much to glean from Daniel chapter three that there is no way I can explain it all here in this description. Religious intolerance, disobedience to Governments, recognizing you may not be healed, being a good for nothing slave, and much more.

Daniel now tells the King his dream and its interpretation. This has to do with four particular kingdoms in Nebuchadnezzar's present life and his future. In the days of the fourth kingdom represented, the Elohim of heaven would send a "stone" to crush all the other kingdoms.

King Nebuchadnezzar's dream was revealed to Daniel by the Mighty One of Heaven. To Yahweh belongs wisdom, might, power, and authority. All things are in His control and He has a purpose in all that takes place upon the earth. Listen to learn about the freest will of all.

On August 6, 2010 I called into a radio broadcast hosted by Dr. Michael Brown. Dr. Brown is the author of the several volume series titled "Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus." On this day we briefly discussed the dietary laws, and other aspects of the Torah. As you'll see, I didn't get much of a chance to talk.

King Nebuchadnezzar asked for all of the wise men in Babylon to come to him and tell him his dream as well as interpret his dream. These wise men practiced things that went directly contrary to Yahweh's law, yet they did have power to know mysteries. How?

Many Judahites had been taken captive by King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon. Among them were four young Hebrews who in spite of what was taking place still refused to give in and defile themselves. Learn how Daniel began his stay in a strange land.

One of the last statements made before the intertestamental period was for the people of Yahweh to not forget the law of Moses. Sadly, many today have not obeyed the prophet Malachi's instructions.

When we look around the world we see people who could really care less about the things of the Creator. Yet these people prosper in spite of their sin. Does this mean that Yahweh is pleased with them? Should we give up our faith because of their not punished in this life?

What do you know about tithing? Have you ever looked up every verse in Scripture that speaks about tithes? If your answer is no then how do really know if what you believe about tithing is Biblically accurate? You will probably be amazed to learn what the Bible really says about tithing.

While many in Christendom today believe there is no further work for the Levite priesthood, the prophet Malachi (speaking by the Holy Spirit) speaks of a day when the Levites will be purified and offer sacrifices that please Yahweh.

The Levites were not only taking foreign women, but were in the process forsaking the Israelite wives of their youth. This sermon covers some technicalities in Malachi 2:15-16; verses which are often even debated amongst scholars of the Old Testament.