DANIEL NA COVA DOS LEÕES | Os Heróis da Fé | História Bíblica para Crianças

Summary

This video tells the inspiring story of Daniel in the lions' den, a tale of unwavering faith and courage. Daniel, a faithful servant of God, continues to pray despite a royal decree forbidding prayer to anyone but King Darius. His enemies, jealous of his wisdom, trap him into breaking the law, leading to his arrest and punishment by being thrown into a den of hungry lions. However, God protects Daniel, and the lions do not harm him. The king, amazed by the miracle, orders those who falsely accused Daniel to be punished, and decrees that everyone must honor Daniel's God, the eternal and miracle-working God.

Takeaways

• 😀 Daniel was a wise and faithful man, chosen by King Darius to govern the Babylonian kingdom.
• 😀 Daniel prayed three times a day, thanking and praising God, demonstrating his strong faith.
• 😀 The other governors, jealous of Daniel's position, sought a way to accuse him of wrongdoing but found nothing against him.
• 😀 The governors devised a plan to trick King Darius into signing a decree that banned prayers to anyone but the king for 30 days.
• 😀 Despite the king's decree, Daniel continued praying to God, trusting in his faith rather than obeying the law.
• 😀 The jealous governors reported Daniel’s disobedience to the king, forcing King Darius to act according to his own law.
• 😀 King Darius was distressed but could not go back on the decree, so Daniel was thrown into the lion's den.
• 😀 King Darius hoped that Daniel's God would protect him, and he spent a sleepless night worrying about Daniel’s fate.
• 😀 The next morning, Daniel was unharmed, having been protected by God who sent an angel to shut the mouths of the lions.
• 😀 King Darius rejoiced at Daniel's safety and ordered the jealous governors and their families to be thrown into the lion's den, where they were devoured.
• 😀 King Darius issued a decree that everyone should respect and fear the God of Daniel, recognizing Him as the eternal God who performs miracles.

Q & A

Who was Daniel in the kingdom of Babylon?

Daniel was one of the governors in the kingdom of Babylon, known for his exceptional wisdom, which came from his faith in God.

Why did King Darius choose Daniel to be in charge of the whole kingdom?

King Darius chose Daniel because of his great wisdom and integrity, noticing that Daniel was faithful to God and excelled in his duties.

What did the other governors in Babylon think of Daniel's rise to power?

The other governors were jealous of Daniel's rise to power and sought to find a flaw in him to bring him down.

How did the jealous governors try to trap Daniel?

The governors tricked King Darius into signing a decree that forbade people from praying to anyone other than the king for 30 days, hoping Daniel would disobey and be punished.

What was Daniel's response to the new decree forbidding prayers to anyone other than King Darius?

Daniel continued to pray three times a day as he always had, regardless of the king’s decree, because his faith in God was more important than obeying the law.

What happened when the governors saw Daniel praying?

The governors immediately reported Daniel to King Darius, accusing him of breaking the new law.

How did King Darius feel about Daniel being punished?

King Darius was distressed and unwilling to punish Daniel, but he was bound by the law he had signed and had no choice but to throw Daniel into the lion’s den.

What did King Darius say to Daniel before he was thrown into the lion’s den?

King Darius said, 'May the God you serve rescue you,' showing his hope that Daniel’s faith in God would protect him.

What happened when King Darius went to check on Daniel the next morning?

King Darius found that Daniel was alive and unharmed because God had sent an angel to shut the mouths of the lions.

What did King Darius do after Daniel was saved from the lion's den?

King Darius ordered the governors who had falsely accused Daniel to be thrown into the lion’s den, where they were devoured by the lions. He also issued a decree that everyone should respect and honor the God of Daniel.