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     DANIEL AND THE REVELATION-Uriah Smith
                            ~The Response of History to the Voice of Prophecy~
                                      Chapter 4 – Nebuchadnezzar’s Decree
                   has done for them in the way of benefits and
               blessings. We ought to be no less ready to tell
               what  God  has  done  for  us  in  the  way  of
               humiliation                     and             chastisements;                        and
               Nebuchadnezzar  sets  us  a  good  example  in
               this  respect,  as  we  shall  see  from  the
               subsequent  portions  of  this  chapter.  He
               frankly confesses the vanity and pride of his
               heart, and the means that God took to abase
               him. With a genuine spirit of repentance and
               humiliation, he thinks it good, of his own free
               will, to show these things, that the sovereignty
               of God may be extolled, and his name adored.
               In  reference  to  the  kingdom,  he  no  longer
               claims immutability for his own, but makes a
               full  surrender  to  God,  in  acknowledging  his
               kingdom  alone  to  be  everlasting,  and  his
               dominion from generation to generation.
     	
