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DANIEL AND THE REVELATION-Uriah Smith

                            ~The Response of History to the Voice of Prophecy~

                                           Chapter 1 – Daniel in Captivity
                   to the kingdom, that he might have efficient


               help in administering its affairs.



               2.  He  appointed  them  daily  provision  of  his



               own meat and wine. Instead of the coarse fare


               which some would have thought good enough


               for  captives,  he  offered  them  his  own  royal


               viands.



               For the space of three years, they had all the


               advantages  the  kingdom  afforded.  Though


               captives,  they  were  royal  children,  and  they


               were treated as such by the humane king of


               the Chaldeans.




               The  question  may  be  raised,  why  these


               persons                were            selected               after           suitable


               preparation, to take part in the affairs of the


               kingdom.  Were  there  not  enough  native


               Babylonians to fill these positions of trust and


               honor? It could have been for no other reason
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