We bring to you the freshest pop and electronic melodies, paired beautifully with lyric videos set against mesmerizing sky visuals. Curious? Dive into Enjoy Music on KZread and let the music take you on a cloud-bound journey.
Daniel’s loyalty to God is established early on - Daniel 1:8-17 3. The four Israelite’s intelligence was superior - Daniel 1:19-20 B. Prophecies to the Nations - Daniel 2-7 (written in Aramaic) 1. The Dream of the Great Image - Daniel 2 a. This takes place three years after Daniel’s captivity, so he is still quite young. He hasn’t finished the official training. b. A prediction of four major empires, with Babylon being the first. c. The king is told that he was given his kingdom - Daniel 2:37-38 d. Nebuchadnezzar is impressed - Daniel 2:47 e. The appointments might have taken place after the three years of training, or the three years were cut short - Daniel 2:48-49 2. Shadrach, Meshak, and Abendigo and the Furnace - Daniel 3 a. The time is not mentioned. b. Caused by a resentment that these young men were given such powerful positions c. A demonstration of great courage and faith. Despite knowing it would cost their lives - Daniel 3:15-18 d. Nebuchadnezzar destroys Israel, but God tells Nebuchadnezzar that He is ruler - Daniel 3:28-30 3. Nebuchadnezzar learns God is in Control - Daniel 4 a. Unique as it is a copy of Nebuchadnezzar’s record of the event b. Nebuchadnezzar loses his sanity as prophesied by Daniel for seven years. c. At the end, the king gives testimony - Daniel 4:34-37 4. Belshazzar and the Writing on the Wall - Daniel 5 a. The fall of Babylon took place near the end of captivity. It is 66 years since the captivity. Daniel would now be a very old man, perhaps in his late seventies to early eighties. b. We see the moral decadence in which Babylon’s leaders had fallen (1) All the more when we learn that a party is being held while the Persian army is camped outside the city. c. Daniel foretells the downfall of Belshazzar’s kingdom, but the king only rewards Daniel. d. That night he dies. 5. Daniel and the Lions’ Den - Daniel 6 a. With the Medes in charge, Daniel would be in his late 80's or early 90's b. Darius the Mede was king over Babylon, under the emperor Cyrus, the Persian c. Again, the cause of attack was jealousy for Daniel’s position. d. Darius was already favorable to Daniel, but note his impression of God - Daniel 6:25-28 6. Vision of the Four Beasts - Daniel 7 a. Again a vision of four empires - Daniel 7:15- Amen
@danieltempleton28879 күн бұрын
No. They weren’t prophecies. The first part is simply a made up story about a man called Danel who actually existed. The story is full of cultural and historical errors. The second part is the history of the Maccabean Kingdom. Jews did not see Daniel as a Prophet but as a visionary therefore they include it in their ‘writings’ and not in their ‘Prophets’ sections.
@danieltempleton28879 күн бұрын
Related Could the book of Daniel possibly be the best proof that the Bible is the inspired Word of God because of it's exactly fulfilled prophecies? Sceptics have a hard time with the predictions of Daniel. There are many things that turned out… and will turn out exactly as predicted. Don’t you find it amazing that people will quickly accept predictions of Nostradamus and that Fatima prophesies as authentic… but when it comes to a book of the Bible they work hard to explain prophesy away. Actually there are a boatload of prophesies in the Book of Daniel. He saw the rise and fall of nations down to the end of time. He lived somewhere between 620 and 535 BC and died during the reign of Cyrus the Great. Shortly after being taken as a captive to Babylon he explained Nebuchadnezzar’s dream in which he saw five world empires rise and fall before God’s eternal kingdom was established: Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, Rome, some unnamed confederation that he described as “iron mixed with clay” and then the final Kingdom of God. The reason the sceptics have a problem is because the predictions about what would happen in the Greek and Roman time period are very precise. He predicted that the founder of the Greek empire would suddenly die and his kingdom would be split into four parts… and out of one of these would come a horrific figure whom we know to be Antiochus Epiphanes (215-164 BC). These predictions are so precise that sceptics argue that Daniel must have been written after these events. But the sceptics still have a problem. Because if you understand his predictions well, you will see that Daniel predicted the exact year in which Messiah would be cut off. He said it would be 483 years from the time that the order was given to rebuild the city of Jerusalem. When you do the math correctly, you come out showing that Messiah was “cut off and have nothing” in 32 AD… an amazing prediction. He also went on to say that the Jewish Temple would be destroyed again… as the Romans did in 70.AD and that from that time on until the end there would be “war and desolation” for the Jewish people. But… he predicted, they would rebuild their temple again and be in for another seven years of terror until God’s dealing with them had fulfilled God’s purpose. So now we see this playing out. Temple built and desecrated by Antiochus Epiphanes around 163 BC. Rebuilt by Herod the Great and destroyed again in 70 AD. Jews scattered all over the world until 1948 and then back in their own land. Still no Temple to date… but if you know what is happening at the Temple Institute in Israel, you will know that everything is being prepared for the Third Temple… exactly as Daniel predicted. Skepticism about God, the Bible, miracles, prophesy, is not new. From the first day, someone whispered, “Did God really say…? Even when Jesus was resurrected from the dead, sceptics said, “His disciples came and stole the body secretly by night…” The problem for the sceptic is that if they believe these things to be true, then there is a God to whom they must give an account and they have to bring their lives into line with His. If you don’t want to deal with the reality of God, then you have to find a way to undermine His truth. So although there is a mountain of evidence, the sceptic will always look the other way. Yes, the Book of Daniel has enormous consequences for anyone willing to examine it closely and believe what it says. Does that answer your question? LA KO x
@danieltempleton28879 күн бұрын
PROPHET DANIEL TEMPLETON
@danieltempleton28879 күн бұрын
Related How did historians come to conclusion that the prophecies in the book of Daniel were written after they happened and not before? I suppose it is due to anachronistic word usage. With a big enough corpus of ancient texts whose dates of writing are well known, linguists can estimate in which century a specific text was written using comparative analysis. You can even teach Deep Learning networks to do that automatically. Provided you indeed have unadulterated ancient texts with known dates. I think that’s highly debatable. Most texts reached our hands through tertiary or quaternary sources. Maybe they were edited to be understandable to new ears. Anachronistic knowledge of events is another obvious basis to date a text, provided you dismiss the possibility of foreknowledge. “Know and understand this: From the time the word goes out to restore and rebuild Jerusalem until the Anointed One, the ruler, comes, there will be seven ‘sevens,’ and sixty-two ‘sevens.’ It will be rebuilt with streets and a trench, but in times of trouble. After the sixty-two ‘sevens,’ the Anointed One will be put to death and will have nothing. The people of the ruler who will come will destroy the city and the sanctuary. The end will come like a flood: War will continue until the end, and desolations have been decreed.” Daniel 9:25,26 NIV, emphasis mine. Daniel said that he wrote this on the first year of Darius, the Mede, as ruler of Babylon. Babylon fell before the Medes and Persians on October, 539 BC. Darius first year was 538 BC (Medes and Persians counted regnal years starting on March/April). So, if Daniel were telling the truth, he was “foretelling” that Jerusalem and its temple would be rebuilt. The same Jerusalem that was utterly destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar, whose people were exiled in the Diaspora. Daniel could not have known that, so he wrote after the events. But, wait. Daniel foretold that Jerusalem would be rebuilt, but that it would be destroyed again, both the city and the sanctuary, by the ruler of a people unknown to him. After the death of an anointed one, a “christ” in Greek. If he wrote that c. 150 BC, how could Daniel possibly have known that the city would be destroyed again on 70 AD? Jews accept Daniel as a prophet, but they don’t accept Jesus as the “christ”. So, Daniel was written before Jesus preached in Israel. Jesus even quotes from Daniel. The fourth animal in Daniel 7 was not replaced by another “empire”. Babylon, the lion, Persia, the bear, Greece, the leopard, were each replaced by other “people”. Greece was represented by a furry goat in Daniel 8, with a prominent horn. That horn was broken and four horns took its place. That represented prophetically (or metaphorically, if written after the facts) that Alexander the Great’s kingdom would be divided among four of his generals, which indeed happened. So, many horns symbolize the division of a kingdom. The fourth animal was not replaced by another animal in Daniel 7, it had 10 horns, representing a complete division (10 symbolizes an entirety, as in 10 commandments, 10 persons in Zechariah 8:23, etc.). So, Daniel could be foretelling that the Roman empire would be divided. Modern states in north Africa, Europe and Middle East, all around the Mediterranean sea, were part of the Roman empire. After the division, a new horn grows. Could it be America? UK was part of the Roman empire, and North America, the USA in particular, is an outgrowth of UK. Daniel seems to be consistent with history up to our days. It may be just an elephant in the clouds, of course. A Rorschach inkblot seen by someone who wants Daniel to be an inspired prophet. Are you sure? In Daniel chapter 2, the iron legs represent Rome, and the whole body represented empires succeding one another throughout history, from head to feet. The feet are the final development. They are made of iron, the same metal as Rome. But, they would be mixed with the “seed of humanity”, common people. Democracy? A strong government which would be “partially weak” because of this mixture. Democracy weakens an iron fist government, because it is replaced by common people’s votes. Lol. Quite an elephant! Believe what you want. I’m trying to decipher the Bible to know for sure, because I’m unable to believe. Coincidences are deceptive. Le co ste
👑 Christina Michelle was here with Jesus and God and angels 👑
@ivonsousa901010 күн бұрын
Desculpa,foi sem querer 🤌
@MoonGoddess197710 күн бұрын
Y'all gotta suck it up buttercups
@chickenwithtinyhumanfeet11 күн бұрын
Milk
@cristianortubia773017 күн бұрын
Cuerpo asesino eh🤔,espectacular el temazo 🔥 👏👏☝️👌💪🇦🇷
@MoonGoddess197717 күн бұрын
Wonder how Jacob Badstibner is doing
@MoonGoddess197717 күн бұрын
N u poppa bear
@MoonGoddess197717 күн бұрын
I love u Jensen Ackles u gamer boy
@phillipyau423418 күн бұрын
Hey when you apologize to a lovely & beautiful lady she decided not accept it 😮😢
@Adele.f18 күн бұрын
First 🥇 1.
@user-cd6gl5ur5x27 күн бұрын
Sweet song love it 🤩💓💗🥰💕💞😘
@Jackson-ks2rb28 күн бұрын
Tá porrra kkkk
@user-cd6gl5ur5x28 күн бұрын
Sweet song love it 🤩💕💓🥰💗💞😘
@keilycahuil29 күн бұрын
Good this is my favorite song
@shinchanandshinchan508729 күн бұрын
Wow I’m the first like and first comment 😌🫶🏻this was so random I was simply searching for another song and ended up here :)
@melissainsigne365429 күн бұрын
I liked it have a good day 😊
@shinchanandshinchan508729 күн бұрын
@@melissainsigne3654 ,oh yes same to you💙
@heart-dh4mjАй бұрын
God answered my prayer because I asked him for my enemies to show me love and you have with all the time you took to make my playlist thank you Jesus for answering my prayers. ❤🦋🌹💯💪😻👑
@heart-dh4mjАй бұрын
In all the playlist made God answer my prays 💗🙏 in Jesus name I prayed my enemies answered them without realizing it ❤ ❤️🦋🙏🌹💯💪😻👑
@user-sf2hm8ns2jАй бұрын
bro its good but you need to time it..
@karinerenaud2930Ай бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤very cool
@ASMR-minueАй бұрын
2024----->
@MoonGoddess1977Ай бұрын
I am unstoppable n def a force to reckon with
@delowarageorgina8830Ай бұрын
I dk fuck
@lorrainerice734Ай бұрын
Love this your voice is something elsexx
@PowerPack-eq8ifАй бұрын
What the heck are these lyrics dude?
@RN__flower2009Ай бұрын
💖
@CartoonedRobloxPlayerАй бұрын
0:54 "Kissy kissy boo boo" T-T I was so confused...
@florencemoka1858Ай бұрын
L
@gunaadi7639Ай бұрын
Very nice 👍
@hajarchahir8748Ай бұрын
😊 i,m a big fan of you Arianaaaaaaaaaaaa Grande
@lucillahassen1989Ай бұрын
Where are you seeing Ariana Grande here?
@kimberlypegg1775Ай бұрын
It’s the best I want to meet her
@kimberlypegg1775Ай бұрын
LOVE THIS Song
@ROCHOSAPUNKEMOАй бұрын
❤️
@MuhammadNadeem78676Ай бұрын
Love Create Lyrics Video Brother
@janvlog9226Ай бұрын
Dammnnnnnnn🐲
@Jksoldier1777Ай бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤
@faithwebb668Ай бұрын
Best song ever😮😮😮
@naruto_ermiteАй бұрын
Wow😮
@angomsingh2681Ай бұрын
who is from 2024
@LanaBumberger-ut6msАй бұрын
Wow the is very nice ❤❤❤❤
@analuciaferreira2708Ай бұрын
Apaixonei por essa música 😍😍
@GlobalDragАй бұрын
I LOVE IT AHHHH!! CAN YOU PLEASE DO HOME ALONE BY DANDI NEXT ❤❤❤
Пікірлер
Лучшие песни для поднятия настраения😊😊😊😊❤❤❤
😮😮😮😮😮
😅😮😮
Daniel’s loyalty to God is established early on - Daniel 1:8-17 3. The four Israelite’s intelligence was superior - Daniel 1:19-20 B. Prophecies to the Nations - Daniel 2-7 (written in Aramaic) 1. The Dream of the Great Image - Daniel 2 a. This takes place three years after Daniel’s captivity, so he is still quite young. He hasn’t finished the official training. b. A prediction of four major empires, with Babylon being the first. c. The king is told that he was given his kingdom - Daniel 2:37-38 d. Nebuchadnezzar is impressed - Daniel 2:47 e. The appointments might have taken place after the three years of training, or the three years were cut short - Daniel 2:48-49 2. Shadrach, Meshak, and Abendigo and the Furnace - Daniel 3 a. The time is not mentioned. b. Caused by a resentment that these young men were given such powerful positions c. A demonstration of great courage and faith. Despite knowing it would cost their lives - Daniel 3:15-18 d. Nebuchadnezzar destroys Israel, but God tells Nebuchadnezzar that He is ruler - Daniel 3:28-30 3. Nebuchadnezzar learns God is in Control - Daniel 4 a. Unique as it is a copy of Nebuchadnezzar’s record of the event b. Nebuchadnezzar loses his sanity as prophesied by Daniel for seven years. c. At the end, the king gives testimony - Daniel 4:34-37 4. Belshazzar and the Writing on the Wall - Daniel 5 a. The fall of Babylon took place near the end of captivity. It is 66 years since the captivity. Daniel would now be a very old man, perhaps in his late seventies to early eighties. b. We see the moral decadence in which Babylon’s leaders had fallen (1) All the more when we learn that a party is being held while the Persian army is camped outside the city. c. Daniel foretells the downfall of Belshazzar’s kingdom, but the king only rewards Daniel. d. That night he dies. 5. Daniel and the Lions’ Den - Daniel 6 a. With the Medes in charge, Daniel would be in his late 80's or early 90's b. Darius the Mede was king over Babylon, under the emperor Cyrus, the Persian c. Again, the cause of attack was jealousy for Daniel’s position. d. Darius was already favorable to Daniel, but note his impression of God - Daniel 6:25-28 6. Vision of the Four Beasts - Daniel 7 a. Again a vision of four empires - Daniel 7:15- Amen
No. They weren’t prophecies. The first part is simply a made up story about a man called Danel who actually existed. The story is full of cultural and historical errors. The second part is the history of the Maccabean Kingdom. Jews did not see Daniel as a Prophet but as a visionary therefore they include it in their ‘writings’ and not in their ‘Prophets’ sections.
Related Could the book of Daniel possibly be the best proof that the Bible is the inspired Word of God because of it's exactly fulfilled prophecies? Sceptics have a hard time with the predictions of Daniel. There are many things that turned out… and will turn out exactly as predicted. Don’t you find it amazing that people will quickly accept predictions of Nostradamus and that Fatima prophesies as authentic… but when it comes to a book of the Bible they work hard to explain prophesy away. Actually there are a boatload of prophesies in the Book of Daniel. He saw the rise and fall of nations down to the end of time. He lived somewhere between 620 and 535 BC and died during the reign of Cyrus the Great. Shortly after being taken as a captive to Babylon he explained Nebuchadnezzar’s dream in which he saw five world empires rise and fall before God’s eternal kingdom was established: Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, Rome, some unnamed confederation that he described as “iron mixed with clay” and then the final Kingdom of God. The reason the sceptics have a problem is because the predictions about what would happen in the Greek and Roman time period are very precise. He predicted that the founder of the Greek empire would suddenly die and his kingdom would be split into four parts… and out of one of these would come a horrific figure whom we know to be Antiochus Epiphanes (215-164 BC). These predictions are so precise that sceptics argue that Daniel must have been written after these events. But the sceptics still have a problem. Because if you understand his predictions well, you will see that Daniel predicted the exact year in which Messiah would be cut off. He said it would be 483 years from the time that the order was given to rebuild the city of Jerusalem. When you do the math correctly, you come out showing that Messiah was “cut off and have nothing” in 32 AD… an amazing prediction. He also went on to say that the Jewish Temple would be destroyed again… as the Romans did in 70.AD and that from that time on until the end there would be “war and desolation” for the Jewish people. But… he predicted, they would rebuild their temple again and be in for another seven years of terror until God’s dealing with them had fulfilled God’s purpose. So now we see this playing out. Temple built and desecrated by Antiochus Epiphanes around 163 BC. Rebuilt by Herod the Great and destroyed again in 70 AD. Jews scattered all over the world until 1948 and then back in their own land. Still no Temple to date… but if you know what is happening at the Temple Institute in Israel, you will know that everything is being prepared for the Third Temple… exactly as Daniel predicted. Skepticism about God, the Bible, miracles, prophesy, is not new. From the first day, someone whispered, “Did God really say…? Even when Jesus was resurrected from the dead, sceptics said, “His disciples came and stole the body secretly by night…” The problem for the sceptic is that if they believe these things to be true, then there is a God to whom they must give an account and they have to bring their lives into line with His. If you don’t want to deal with the reality of God, then you have to find a way to undermine His truth. So although there is a mountain of evidence, the sceptic will always look the other way. Yes, the Book of Daniel has enormous consequences for anyone willing to examine it closely and believe what it says. Does that answer your question? LA KO x
PROPHET DANIEL TEMPLETON
Related How did historians come to conclusion that the prophecies in the book of Daniel were written after they happened and not before? I suppose it is due to anachronistic word usage. With a big enough corpus of ancient texts whose dates of writing are well known, linguists can estimate in which century a specific text was written using comparative analysis. You can even teach Deep Learning networks to do that automatically. Provided you indeed have unadulterated ancient texts with known dates. I think that’s highly debatable. Most texts reached our hands through tertiary or quaternary sources. Maybe they were edited to be understandable to new ears. Anachronistic knowledge of events is another obvious basis to date a text, provided you dismiss the possibility of foreknowledge. “Know and understand this: From the time the word goes out to restore and rebuild Jerusalem until the Anointed One, the ruler, comes, there will be seven ‘sevens,’ and sixty-two ‘sevens.’ It will be rebuilt with streets and a trench, but in times of trouble. After the sixty-two ‘sevens,’ the Anointed One will be put to death and will have nothing. The people of the ruler who will come will destroy the city and the sanctuary. The end will come like a flood: War will continue until the end, and desolations have been decreed.” Daniel 9:25,26 NIV, emphasis mine. Daniel said that he wrote this on the first year of Darius, the Mede, as ruler of Babylon. Babylon fell before the Medes and Persians on October, 539 BC. Darius first year was 538 BC (Medes and Persians counted regnal years starting on March/April). So, if Daniel were telling the truth, he was “foretelling” that Jerusalem and its temple would be rebuilt. The same Jerusalem that was utterly destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar, whose people were exiled in the Diaspora. Daniel could not have known that, so he wrote after the events. But, wait. Daniel foretold that Jerusalem would be rebuilt, but that it would be destroyed again, both the city and the sanctuary, by the ruler of a people unknown to him. After the death of an anointed one, a “christ” in Greek. If he wrote that c. 150 BC, how could Daniel possibly have known that the city would be destroyed again on 70 AD? Jews accept Daniel as a prophet, but they don’t accept Jesus as the “christ”. So, Daniel was written before Jesus preached in Israel. Jesus even quotes from Daniel. The fourth animal in Daniel 7 was not replaced by another “empire”. Babylon, the lion, Persia, the bear, Greece, the leopard, were each replaced by other “people”. Greece was represented by a furry goat in Daniel 8, with a prominent horn. That horn was broken and four horns took its place. That represented prophetically (or metaphorically, if written after the facts) that Alexander the Great’s kingdom would be divided among four of his generals, which indeed happened. So, many horns symbolize the division of a kingdom. The fourth animal was not replaced by another animal in Daniel 7, it had 10 horns, representing a complete division (10 symbolizes an entirety, as in 10 commandments, 10 persons in Zechariah 8:23, etc.). So, Daniel could be foretelling that the Roman empire would be divided. Modern states in north Africa, Europe and Middle East, all around the Mediterranean sea, were part of the Roman empire. After the division, a new horn grows. Could it be America? UK was part of the Roman empire, and North America, the USA in particular, is an outgrowth of UK. Daniel seems to be consistent with history up to our days. It may be just an elephant in the clouds, of course. A Rorschach inkblot seen by someone who wants Daniel to be an inspired prophet. Are you sure? In Daniel chapter 2, the iron legs represent Rome, and the whole body represented empires succeding one another throughout history, from head to feet. The feet are the final development. They are made of iron, the same metal as Rome. But, they would be mixed with the “seed of humanity”, common people. Democracy? A strong government which would be “partially weak” because of this mixture. Democracy weakens an iron fist government, because it is replaced by common people’s votes. Lol. Quite an elephant! Believe what you want. I’m trying to decipher the Bible to know for sure, because I’m unable to believe. Coincidences are deceptive. Le co ste
Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowwww
Lol
👑 Christina Michelle was here with Jesus and God and angels 👑
Desculpa,foi sem querer 🤌
Y'all gotta suck it up buttercups
Milk
Cuerpo asesino eh🤔,espectacular el temazo 🔥 👏👏☝️👌💪🇦🇷
Wonder how Jacob Badstibner is doing
N u poppa bear
I love u Jensen Ackles u gamer boy
Hey when you apologize to a lovely & beautiful lady she decided not accept it 😮😢
First 🥇 1.
Sweet song love it 🤩💓💗🥰💕💞😘
Tá porrra kkkk
Sweet song love it 🤩💕💓🥰💗💞😘
Good this is my favorite song
Wow I’m the first like and first comment 😌🫶🏻this was so random I was simply searching for another song and ended up here :)
I liked it have a good day 😊
@@melissainsigne3654 ,oh yes same to you💙
God answered my prayer because I asked him for my enemies to show me love and you have with all the time you took to make my playlist thank you Jesus for answering my prayers. ❤🦋🌹💯💪😻👑
In all the playlist made God answer my prays 💗🙏 in Jesus name I prayed my enemies answered them without realizing it ❤ ❤️🦋🙏🌹💯💪😻👑
bro its good but you need to time it..
❤❤❤❤❤very cool
2024----->
I am unstoppable n def a force to reckon with
I dk fuck
Love this your voice is something elsexx
What the heck are these lyrics dude?
💖
0:54 "Kissy kissy boo boo" T-T I was so confused...
L
Very nice 👍
😊 i,m a big fan of you Arianaaaaaaaaaaaa Grande
Where are you seeing Ariana Grande here?
It’s the best I want to meet her
LOVE THIS Song
❤️
Love Create Lyrics Video Brother
Dammnnnnnnn🐲
❤❤❤❤❤
Best song ever😮😮😮
Wow😮
who is from 2024
Wow the is very nice ❤❤❤❤
Apaixonei por essa música 😍😍
I LOVE IT AHHHH!! CAN YOU PLEASE DO HOME ALONE BY DANDI NEXT ❤❤❤