In Daniel chapter 6, the king is tricked into condemning Daniel to the lion's den. God saved Daniel, and a decree was issued for all people to fear in reverence the God of Daniel.

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God uses the unfolding history of humanity to display His glory, one type of glory being the vessel of honor and the other type being the vessel of dishonor.

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Factual information gained by Scripture and experiential information gained by living are both foundational to the sanctification process.

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A central piece of the Christian faith is that Jesus will come visibly and powerfully to end this era and bring in a world of eternal life and glory.

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An elder has to put his life on display as an example for the church, seeking not to be overbearing about himself but always bold in the proclamation of the Gospel.

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Salvation can never ultimately be by human works or human will, but only by God’s mercy; undeserved and free. And God's revelation is nothing He would ever owe to anyone.

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For every Christian, God set two infinite journeys: the external journey of spreading the Gospel worldwide and the internal journey of moving from sin to perfection in Christ.

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Christians are told to run for their lives from the Roman desecration of the temple in 70AD and a final future desecration by the Antichrist.

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Elders are as much in need of grace as the people in their congregation; with this in mind, an elder cannot be overbearing or arrogant but humble, kind hearted, and sober-minded.

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In Daniel chapter 5, King Belshazzar threw an arrogant feast in the face of God and the enemy army that surrounded Babylon. God announced his judgment by writing on the walls by a hand.

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