[1]Four young Israelites at the Babylonian court (Dan 1:1-21)
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| | A(1:1-7) | | | "1:4 young men without any defect, handsome, intelligent and wise, quick to learn, and prudent in judgment (1:4)" | (חכמה) |
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| | | B(1:8-10) | | | 1:9 Though God had given Daniel the favor and sympathy of the chief chamberlain, (1:9) |
| | | | C(1:11-13) | | | | 1:12 "Please test your servants for ten days. Give us vegetables to eat and water to drink. (1:12) |
| | | B'(1:14-16) | | | 1:14 He acceded to this request, and tested them for ten days; (1:14) |
| | A'(1:17-21) | | | 1:17 To these four young men God gave knowledge and proficiency in all literature and science (1:17) | (וחכמה) |
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A: Four boys. B: Favor of Gentiles. C: Vegetarian diet. |
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[2]Nebuchadnezzar's dream (Dan 2:1-49)
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| | A(2:1-13) | | 2:2 So he ordered that the magicians, enchanters, sorcerers, and Chaldeans be summoned to interpret the dream for him (2:2) |
| | | B(2:14-16) | | | 2:14 Then Daniel prudently took counsel with Arioch, the captain of the king's guard, who had set out to kill the wise men of Babylon: (2:14) |
| | | | C(2:17-24) | | | | 2:19 During the night the mystery was revealed to Daniel in a vision, and he blessed the God of heaven: (2:19) |
| | | B'(2:25) | | | 2:24 So Daniel went to Arioch, whom the king had appointed to destroy the wise men of Babylon (2:24) |
| | A'(2:26-49) | | 2:27 The mystery about which the king has inquired, the wise men, enchanters, magicians, and astrologers could not explain to the king (2:27) |
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A: Interpretation of the dream. B: Correspondence of Daniel. C: Daniel knew the mystery. |
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[3]The fiery furnace (Dan 3:1-30)
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| | A(3:1-12) | | Command of the king |
| | | B(3:13-18) | | | Nebuchadnezzar flew into a rage (3:13) |
| | | | C(3:19-23) | | | | 3:20 and had some of the strongest men in his army bind Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego and cast them into the white-hot furnace. (3:20) |
| | | B'(3:24-27) | | | King Nebuchadnezzar rose in haste and asked his nobles (3:24) |
| | A'(3:28-30) | | Command of the king |
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A: Commands of the king. B: Changes of feeling of the king. C: To cast them into the white-hot furnace. |
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[4]Nebuchadnezzar's second dream (Dan 3:31-4:25)
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| P(3:31-33) | 4:2 I had a terrifying dream as I lay in bed (4:2) |
| | A(4:1-9) | | 4:7 I saw a tree of great height at the center of the world. (4:7) |
| | | B(4:10-15) | | | 4:10 In the vision I saw while in bed, a holy sentinel came down from heaven,(4:10) |
| | A'(4:16-19) | | 4:17 The large, strong tree that you saw (4:17) |
| | | B'(4:20-25) | | | 4:20 As for the king's vision of a holy sentinel that came down from heaven and proclaimed (4:20) |
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A: A tree. B: An angel. |
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[5]Nebuchadnezzar's humiliation (Dan 4:26-34)
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| | A(4:26-27) | | | "4:27 the king said, "Babylon the great! Was it not I, with my great strength, who built it as a royal residence for my splendor and majesty?"(4:27)" | (הדרי) |
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| | | B(4:28-29) | | | | "4:29 You shall be cast out from among men, and shall dwell with wild beasts; you shall be given grass to eat like an ox, and seven years shall pass over you (4:29)" | (טרדין) |
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| | | B'(4:30) | | | | "4:30 Nebuchadnezzar was cast out from among men, he ate grass like an ox, and his body was bathed with the dew of heaven (4:30)" | (טריד) |
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| | A'(4:31-34) | | | "4:33 for the glory of my kingdom, my majesty and my splendor returned to me (4:33)" | (והדרת) |
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A: Majesty. B: To be cast out. |
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[6]The writing on the wall (Dan 5:1-30)
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| | A(5:1-9) | | Request of the king |
| | | B(5:10-12) | | | He knew and understood how to interpret dreams, explain enigmas, and solve difficulties (5:12) |
| | A'(5:13-16) | | Request of the king |
| | | B'(5:17-30) | | | 5:17 the writing I will read for you, O king, and tell you what it means. (5:17) |
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A: Request of the king. B: Interpretation of Daniel. |
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[7]Daniel in the Lion's den (Dan 6:1-29)
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| | A(6:1-6) | | 6:5 the supervisors and satraps tried to find grounds for accusation against Daniel (6:5) |
| | | B(6:7-11) | | | 6:8 no one is to address any petition to god or man for thirty days, except to you (6:8) |
| | | B'(6:12-16) | | | 6:13 no one is to address a petition to god or man for thirty days, except to you (6:13) |
| | A'(6:17-29) | | 6:25 The king then ordered the men who had accused Daniel, along with their children and their wives, to be cast into the lions' den (6:25) |
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A: Accusation. B: No one is to address any petition to god or man for thirty days, except to you. |
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[8]The visions of four beasts (Dan 7:1-8)
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| P(7:1) | 7:1 Daniel had a dream as he lay in bed (7:1) |
| | A(7:2-4) | | | "7:4 it was raised from the ground to stand on two feet like a man, and given a human mind.(7:4)" | (כאנשׁ) |
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| | | B(7:5) | | | | "7:5 It was given the order, "Up, devour much flesh."(7:5)" | (אכלי) |
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| | | | C(7:6) | | | | 7:6 To this beast dominion was given.(7:6) |
| | | B'(7:7) | | | | 7:7 it had great iron teeth with which it devoured and crushed (7:7) | (אכלה) |
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| | A'(7:8) | | | "7:8 This horn had eyes like a man, and a mouth that spoke arrogantly. (7:8)" | (אנשׁא) |
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A: Like a man. B: To eat. C: Dominion. |
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[9]Judgment before the ancient one (Dan 7:9-14)
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| | A(7:9-10) | | | 7:9 the Ancient One took his throne (7:9) | (ועתיקיומין) |
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| | | B(7:11-12) | | | 7:11 the beast was slain and its body thrown into the fire to be burnt up. (7:11) |
| | A'(7:13-14) | | | 7:13 he reached the Ancient One (7:13) | (עתיקיומיא) |
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A: The Ancient One. B: Death of the beast. |
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[10]Daniel's visions interpreted (Dan 7:15-28)
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| | A(7:15) | | | "7:15 I, Daniel, found my spirit anguished within its sheath of flesh, and I was terrified by the visions of my mind. (7:15)" | (יבהלנני) |
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| | | B(7:16-18) | | | 7:16 he made known to me the meaning of the things: (7:16) |
| | | | C(7:19-22) | | | | 7:22 until the Ancient One arrived; judgment was pronounced in favor of the holy ones of the Most High, and the time came when the holy ones possessed the kingdom. (7:22) |
| | | B'(7:23-27) | | | 7:23 He answered me thus (7:23) |
| | A'(7:28) | | | "7:28 I, Daniel, was greatly terrified by my thoughts, and my face blanched (7:28)" | (יבהלנני) |
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A: To be terrified. B: Interpretation. C: Judgement. |
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[11]Vision of a ram and a goat (Dan 8:1-14)
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| | A(8:1-2) | | | "8:1 After this first vision, I, Daniel, had another (8:1)" | (חזון) |
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| | | B(8:3-4) | | | 8:3 a ram with two great horns, the one larger and newer than the other. (8:3) |
| | | | C(8:5-7) | | | | 8:6 It approached the two-horned ram I had seen standing by the river, and rushed toward it with savage force. (8:6) |
| | | B'(8:8-12) | | | 8:9 Out of one of them came a little horn (8:9) |
| | A'(8:13-14) | | | 8:13 How long shall the events of this vision last (8:13) | (החזון) |
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A: The visions. B: Horns. C: Attack of the he-goat. |
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[12]Gabriel interprets the vision (Dan 8:15-27)
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| | A(8:15) | | 8:15 I, Daniel, sought the meaning of the vision I had seen (8:15) |
| | | B(8:16-17) | | | 8:17 the vision refers to the end time (8:17) |
| | | | C(8:18-25) | | | | Interpretation of the vision |
| | | B'(8:26) | | | 8:26 the days are to be many (8:26) |
| | A'(8:27) | | 8:27I was appalled at the vision, which I could not understand.(8:27) |
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A: To understand the vision. B: The end time. C: Interpretation of the vision. |
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[13]Daniel's prayer for the people (Dan 9:1-20)
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| | A(9:1-3) | | 9:3 I turned to the Lord God, pleading in earnest prayer, with fasting, sackcloth, and ashes. (9:3) |
| | | B(9:4-10) | | | | "yours, O Lord, our God, are compassion and forgiveness (9:9)" | (הרחמים) |
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| | | | C(9:11-15) | | | | 9:12 bringing upon us in Jerusalem the greatest calamity that has ever occurred under heaven. (9:12) |
| | | B'(9:16-19) | | | | "we rely not on our just deeds, but on your great mercy (9:18)" | (רחמיך) |
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| | A'(9:20) | | presenting my petition to the LORD (9:20) |
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A: Petitions. B: Mercy. C: The greatest calamity. |
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[14]The seventy weeks (Dan 9:21-27)
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| | A(9:21) | | | 9:21 came to me in rapid flight at the time of the evening sacrifice.(9:21) | (מנחת) |
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| | | B(9:22-24) | | | 9:24 "Seventy weeks are decreed for your people and for your holy city (9:24) |
| | | B'(9:25-26) | | | 9:25 there shall be seven weeks. During sixty-two weeks it shall be rebuilt (9:25) |
| | A'(9:27) | | | 9:27 Half the week he shall abolish sacrifice and oblation (9:27) | (ומנחה) |
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A: Sacrifices. B: Periods. |
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[15]Vision about the time of the end (Dan 10:1-21)
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| | A(10:1-10) | | | "10:9 When I heard the sound of his voice, I fell face forward in a faint. (10:9)" | (ופניארצה) |
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| | | B(10:11-14) | | | 10:13 until finally Michael, one of the chief princes, came to help me (10:13) |
| | A'(10:15-19) | | | "10:15 While he was speaking thus to me, I fell forward and kept silent. (10:15)" | (פניארצה) |
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| | | B'(10:20-21) | | | 10:21No one supports me against all these except Michael, your prince,(10:21) |
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A: To fall forward. B: Michael. |
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[16]Angel's prophecy (Dan 11:1-45)
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| | A(11:1-8) | | 11:7 a descendant of her line shall succeed to his rank, and shall come against the rampart and enter the stronghold of the king of the north, and conquer them (11:7) |
| | | B(11:9-12) | | | 11:12 and be carried off. In the pride of his heart, he shall lay low tens of thousands, but he shall not triumph. (11:12) |
| | | | C(11:13-19) | | | | 11:13 For the king of the north shall raise another army, greater than before; after some years he shall attack with this large army and great resources. (11:13) |
| | | | | D(11:20-24) | | | | | 11:23 After allying with him (11:23) |
| | | | | D'(11:25-28) | | | | | 11:27 The two kings, resolved on evil, shall sit at table together and exchange lies (11:27) |
| | | | C'(11:29-35) | | | | 11:29 At the time appointed he shall come again to the south, but this time it shall not be as before. (11:29) |
| | | B'(11:36-39) | | | 11:36 The king shall do as he pleases, exalting himself and making himself greater than any god (11:36) |
| | A'(11:40-45) | | 11:40 At the appointed time the king of the south shall come to grips with him (11:40) |
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A: Attacks of the south. B: Arrogance. C: Attacks of the north. D: Alliances. |
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[17]The resurrection of the dead (Dan 12:1-13)
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| | A(12:1-3) | | | 12:3 But the wise shall shine brightly like the splendor of the firmament (12:3) | (והמשׂכלים) |
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| | | B(12:4) | | | | "12:4 As for you, Daniel, keep secret the message and seal the book until the end time (12:4)" | (וחתם) |
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| | | | C(12:5-6) | | | | 12:6 How long shall it be to the end of these appalling things? (12:6) |
| | | | | D(12:7) | | | | | 12:7 when the power of the destroyer of the holy people was brought to an end, all these things should end.(12:7) |
| | | | C'(12:8) | | | | 12:8My lord, what follows this? (12:8) |
| | | B'(12:9) | | | | "12:9 "Go, Daniel," he said, "because the words are to be kept secret and sealed until the end time. (12:9)" | (וחתמים) |
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| | A'(12:10-13) | | | "12:10 none of them shall have understanding, but the wise shall have it. (12:10)" | (והמשׂכלים) |
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A: The wise. B: To keep secret. C: Questions of Daniel. D: When the power of the destroyer of the holy people was brought to an end, all these things should end. |
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