Daniel receives a second vision and a heavenly visitor giving him further details about future events.

God's people should seek to please Him in their attitudes and actions.

After a career of interpreting the dreams of other people, God gives Daniel a vision of the future kingdoms of the world including Christ’s eternal kingdom.

Following God's wisdom leads to joy, while failing to do so leads to grief.

After the Babylonian Empire fell to the Medo-Persians in 539 B.C. It didn’t take long for Daniel to prove his worth and his courage to the new administration.

God promises to provide His wisdom to those who search for Him.

Daniel is still serving Jehovah God even though kings have come and gone.

God expects His people to show His wisdom through sexual purity.

In Daniel 4, God humbles the greatest king on earth and then restores him to power.  In the story of Nebuchadnezzar, we see God’s plan of redemption unfold.

All people have a choice to make: follow God or reject Him.