Daniel 5: 11, 25-28, 2 Kings 25:27-30, Jeremiah 52:31-34, 39:3, 13

When we remain faithful to God, he remains loyal to us. The first portion of 1 John 1:7 says, "But if we walk in the Light as He Himself is in the light," God will remain with us. He is a God of love, order, kindness, and insightfulness, and when we obey him and remain faithful to him, he gives us all of these attributes and more. For "No one can fathom his understanding? (Isaiah 40:28). In this chapter, Daniel represented God well; he had built an excellent reputation, and people recognized it. Let's remain faithful until the end, for he is faithful.

Daniel 4: 8, 10-16, 29-37, James 4:6, Proverbs 6:16-19, Psalm 1:3

The Lord spoke to King Nebuchadnezzar through a vision to prevent him from a fall; he just had to give God the glory for his kingdom's success and honor Him. He knew there was a greater power than his god Bel and all the other gods. But his pride prevented him from humbling himself and professing God as the reason for his success. God gave him a year to change after his vision and before his loss of reason by becoming like the beast of the fields, who eats grass, and his nails were like the birds' claws. At the end of 7 years, he learned his lesson, acknowledged God, and his reason returned. God blessed him with "surpassing greatness."

Daniel 3: 1, 7-8,12,16, 25,27 Romans 5:3,5, 12:1-2

When we face trials, we can firmly believe that God will help us. God delivered Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-nego from getting burned; in fact, the Son of God was with them in the furnace. They resisted the opposition and obeyed God above all things with their bodies as "a living and holy sacrifice," as stated in Romans. It is easy to give up when we face trials, but God wants us to endure for his glory to shine through us. God has the power to stop any storm or opposition in our lives, but perhaps he decides to make us endure it to bring us better than before the storm.

Daniel 2: 1-2, 14-17, 32-33

Daniel 1:1, 1:8-18, Exodus 20:2, Exodus 20:7, Matthew 24:15, Luke 8:22-25.

As it was prophesied God gave Nebuchadnezzar the power to besieged Jerusalem because of their idolatry and for not observing the sabbaths as a holy day.

Daniel is a great example as to why we should not defile ourselves with the world's norms. He obeyed the prompting of God to not eat the king's choice food but to eat vegetables and water and the result of that obedient step was phenomenal that to him and his friends that God gave them "knowledge and intelligence in every branch of literature and wisdom". God's ways bring great results.

Ezekiel 48: 1-2, 35; Judges 18:17-20; Revelation 21:14

In this text God shows his faithfulness to his tribes because even though the clang or tribe of Dan were the first one who started idolatry God will bless them with a portion of the new land in the new millennium reigned by God.

God has many names as we know and in this text His name is Jehovah Shammah which means The Lord is Present.

Not only will the tribes have recognition on this new land of Israel but also the apostles will have a foundation named after each one of them.

Ezekiel 47: 1-6, 13, 22-23, Ezekiel 40:3

In this chapter an angelical man showed Ezekiel the deepest of the river that will flow from the temple of the Lord. Ezekiel at first was able to pass the river and the water would only reach his ankles, then his knees and then his loins, lower abdomen. You see as we dive deeper in God's word we go deeper and this creates a great understanding of God for he would reveal certain things uniquely to us.

Joseph was faithful to God until the end and thus he will be awarded with two portions of the land for his sons Ephraim and Manasseh.

In the millenial reign, aliens or foreigners will be treated equally as nationals. In other words no mistreatment or avoidance of legal inheritance. 

Ezekiel 46:1,9, 12-14, 16-18 1 Corinthians 14:33

I believe that we ought to worship the Lord on Sundays for here it clearly says we are to worship on the Sabbath the 7th day.

As it states in Corithians God is not a God of confusion for thus he instructs Ezekiel on how the traffic should flow in the temple.

Then in verse 12 the Lord let us know that the prince he would put to govern the temple will have enough resources to offer a sacrifice to the Lord. He will give to his sons gifts from his inheritance and also to his servants but they must return it on the year of jubilee or liberty. Also, this prince will not seize or snatch the people's inheritance. 

Ezekiel 45: 6-12 and 20

In this chapter God instructs Ezekiel how the land should be divided among the Israelites in the millennial time of God's reign. The measurements and portions should be balanced, for everything should be in order. At this time we should bring an offering for our simple/naive and erring sins for the Lord wants to cleanse us from all sins.