STUDY OUTLINES ON THE BOOK OF DANIEL
By
Click Here For
PriscAquila Christian Resource
Centre
DANIEL 1
SUB-THEME: VICTORY THROUGH
GODLINESS (Dan. 1-6)
TOPIC: VICTORY
THROUGH CONSECRATION
TEXT: DANIEL1
INTRODUCTION
It was 600 years before Christ, during the time of Prophet
Jeremiah and King Jehoaikim. The Jews had gone astray
in idolatry, immorality and all forms of sinfulness and worldliness. Therefore,
God raised Nebuchadnezzar, an idolatrous and worldly King of
Among the
Jewish captives, the king selected some intelligent and handsome children from
noble families. These children (about 14 years of age) were admitted into the
king’s college of idolatrous
Although
Daniel and his three friends accepted their new idolatrous names, they purposed
not to defile themselves with unclean meat and food offered to idols because
they had consecrated themselves to God. Without causing any trouble, they
wisely arranged with the college officials to eat only vegetables prepared
separately (Dan. 1:7-16).
Because they
were faithful to God and hardworking, God blessed them spiritually, bodily and
academically, and honoured them with high positions in the Babylonian
government at the age of 17 to 18 yeas! Daniel continued to be a high official
in
DISCUSSIONS
1.
When a people called by God’s name (
2.
How did Daniel use faith and wisdom,
instead of stubbornness and confrontation in carrying out his purpose of
consecration? (Dan. 1:8-13). Is such expected of us today? (Hem. 12:14-16)
3.
What could have made Daniel think
that the king’s food would defile him and his friends? (Deut. 14:1-21). How
does this apply to us today? (Rom.14:1-3; I Cor. 10:25-28).
4.
Which things could defile us today
as Christians? (Mark 7:14-23). Give
practical instances where we defile ourselves with such things without knowing.
5.
What is CONSECRATION? (2 Cor. 7:1;
Rom.12:1,2) Why is it important in the life of a Christian? (Heb. 12:14).
CONCLUSION
When we dedicate our whole life to the service of God (i.e consecration) and remain faithful and undefiled in body
and soul, we have victory over the world (I John 5:4,5;
Dan 1.19, 20).
MEMORY VERSE: Daniel 1:8
DANIEL 2
SUB-THEME: VICTORY THROUGH GODLINESS (Dan. 1-6)
TOPIC: VICTORY
THROUGH SPIRITUAL GIFT
TEXT: DANIEL 2
INTRODUCTION
Because God is in control of history, the godly are always
sure of victory.
God troubled King Nebuchadnezzar with a dream. He was
thinking about the future in his bed and slept off so God gave him a dream
about the future and the latter days, but he did not get a revelation of its
interpretation (2:29). The king called his wise men (astrologers, magicians,
sorcerers, soothsayers and chaldeans) to tell the
dream first, before giving the interpretation. But the wise men quarrelled with
the King because no man could tell another man’s dream. Thereupon the King gave
command to kill all his wise men (2:1-3).
The four Hebrew wise men were numbered with those called the
Chaldeans (1:4) and so, were to die also. But Daniel knowing that God was in
control, quietly spoke to Arioch and the king,
applying TACT and WISDOM and FAITH (2:14-16). He then called the other three
brethren for prayers asking God for help. God revealed the dream and its
interpretation to Daniel in a dream (night visitation) and he burst out into
songs of praise (2:17-23).
After ensuring that God be given the glory, (2:24-28),
Daniel told the dream and its interpretation as God has revealed it. (2:29-45).
Then the King prostrated before Daniel and burned incense and sacrifice in
honour of the God of Daniel. He gave Daniel gifs and promoted him as the Prime
Minister and Chief wise-man. Daniel did not fail to bring the other brethren
into the picture (2:46-49).
DISCUSSION
1. The Wise men knew as much as the Hebrew brethren that only God could solve the dream mystery (2:10 -11) but what were peculiar about Daniel and the brethren? (2:1719).
2. What
could you learn about God from Daniel’s hymn of praise in verses 20 to 23?
3. What
temptation came to Daniel in verse 26? And how did he overcome it in verses 28
and 30?
4. What
could you learn about godliness from Daniel’s fruit and gifts? (see verse 14-16: 28-30; 49: and 17-19).
5. The
King dreamt of a very big statue (Colossus). How did it look like and what was
the interpretation?
6. The
Kingdom of Christ IN BELIEVERS is the
NOTE:
GOD IS IN CONTROL (Dan 2:21; Acts 17:26).
DANIEL 3
SUB-THEME: VICTORY THROUGH
GODLINESS (Dan. 1-6)
TOPIC: VICTORY
THROUGH GODLY OBEDIENCE
TEXT: DANIEL 3
INTRODUCTION
Whatever may be the consequences, right is right, wrong is wrong. God
alone is right and what is right must we do. This is the principle of godly
obedience.
After conquering many nations, destroying their temples and
having heard Daniel’s interpretation of his dream, King Nebuchadnezzar became
proud. Therefore, he erected a golden status as tall as a ten-story building
(90 by 9 feet) in the plane of Dura, dedicated it and issued a decree that all
must worship the image to honour him and his gods and acknowledge that the Babylonian
kung and gods are greatest above all. Defaulters shall be thrown into fiery
furnace (3:1-7).
However the godly Hebrew
brethren who could not eat food offered the gods of
This miraculous
deliverance moved king Nebuchadnezzar to acknowledge that the Hebrews’ God is
the most High God who can deliver, giving us the saying: “God of Shedrach, Meshach and Abednego”. They were again promoted.
(3:26-30).
DISCUSSIONS
1.
Today we are continuously and
irresistibly tempted by self, satan
and the world, through enticement and fear, to disobey and sin against
God. Give practical examples (see 1 John
2:15-17; Gal.5:17; Rom.7:14-25).
2.
In the conflict between godliness
and worldliness, whether public or private, open or secret, what would be our
attitude?
3.
When we make it our business to obey
God’s command and leave the consequences to God, what could usually follow?
(3:19,27-30;Mtt. 5:16; Isa. 43:1-3).
4.
Who joined the brethren in the
furnace? (3:25,28;Josh.5:13-15;Gen.18:1-3(. Christ was
manifested (Theophany) before he took up flesh (Incarnation).
PRAYER
May the merciful Lord forgive us all our failures as we
resolve to obey Him henceforth. May He help us remain
immovable before all irresistible temptations. Amen.
DANIEL 4
SUB-THEME: VICTORY THROUGH
GODLINESS (Dan. 1-6)
TOPIC: KING
TESTIFIES TO DANIEL’S GODLINESS
TEXT: DANIEL 4
INTRODUCTION
When the godly continue to preserve in their
godliness among the worldly, there a time when the worldly shall testify to the
godliness of the saints: first by glorifying God (3:28-30) and later by turning
to serve and worship God (4:34-37).
In this chapter, Daniel
was quoting a world-wide (International Network) press release issued by king
Nebuchadnezzar had been a very worldly man proud, idolatrous, unrighteous,
wicked) and the most powerful man of his time. Yet through the godliness of the
Hebrew brethren, he was continually IMPRESSED ABOUT God until when God Himself
encountered him and he became CONVERTED To God. When intellect is surprised and
the emotion is excited, we are IMPRESSED; when the heart is broken and the will
is surrendered, we are CONVERTED.
Nebuchadnezzar had a
dream that worried him at the peak of his reign, but not wanting to face the
truth, he called his wise men except Daniel and they could not interpret the
dream (4:4-7). Later made up his mind
and called Daniel and told him the dream (4:8-18). Daniel was initially worried
by the meaning of the dream, yet with due respect to the king (v.19, 24)
despite knowing the king to be wicked (v. 27), he gave the interpretation
(4:19-27). This was fulfilled one year later (4:28-33).
After a time of “seven periods”, the king was restored to his senses, then he became converted and regained his throne (4:34-37).
DISCUSSION
1. Impression from excited faith does not last (Mk.4:16-19) but conversions
from repentant
faith endures for ever (Mk.4:20). Give example you know. Where do you belong?
2. What
should the godly do in order to bring impressions on the worldly and to see
that impressions become conversions?
Matt.5: 13-16; iPet.2: 17-19 and 3:1,2;
John 3:1-3
3. What do you learn from
Daniel in Dan. 4:19,24,27?
4. Who decreed the encounter
of Nebuchadnezzar? (v.17,24)
5. What were the dream and its
interpretation and fulfilment?
6. What
do you learn from the beautiful doxology (words of praise) sung by
Nebuchadnezzar unto God in verses 3,34 and 35?
CONCLUSION
As men see our godliness and glorify God, someday they shall see our God
and turn to serve Him. Our God could
break even Nebuchadnezzar.
DANIEL 5
SUB-THEME: VICTORY THROUGH GODLINESS (Dan. 1-6)
TOPIC: GOD’S
SOVEREIGNTY OVER KINGDOMS
TEXT: DANIEL 5
INTRODUCTION
God is sovereign (vs 21b and 23bc.
He is the most excellent and has supreme authority and power over all. He is the first and things, none has control
over Him, and He has the final say in all things. (Deut 32;39,
40; Isa. 45;5-7; Rev. 1:8,18). God chose to make things work for Nebuchadnezzar
but he chose to work unfavourably against Belshazzar. God is sovereign over
kingdoms (5:18-23).
Nebuchadnezzar had died after 40 years of reign. He was
succeeded by Evil Merodach (King 25:27) who was later
succeeded by his son. Nabonidus who
reigned with his son Belshazzar as co-king. Belshazzar had reigned for
about 20 years as second ruler or junior king, and decided to call a party for
his lords. Having got drunk, he ordered
for the Jerusalem-temple ornaments to drink with them (5:1-4). Then God, the
sovereign Lord wrote a judgement against him on his palace wall: “MENE MENE, TEKEL, U-PARSIN”. This has
both monitory and verbal meaning “Numbered, numbered, weighed, and divided.”
(5:25-29).
The handwriting on the
wall frightened the king and he called for his wise men who could not interpret
it (5:5-9). Later the queen (Belshazzar’s step-mother) on hearing the news came
in and suggested that Daniel be called (5:10-12). Her advice was heeded and
Daniel, after rejecting the offer of the third ruler, preached boldly to the
king and his thousand lords and women. He then interpreted the writing
(5:13-29). Daniel who was then about 85 years old was again promoted. That same
night God raised Darius the Mede to prove his sovereignty over kingdoms
(5:30-31).
1. What
do you understand by the saying ”God is sovereign”? how does the knowledge of God’s sovereignty help you in your
godly walk amongst the worldly?
2. Drunkenness
led Belshazzar to overstep his bounds and incur God’s wrath and Judgement
(5:2). It may be lawful for the godly to taste alcoholic drinks, but is it necessary
and safe? Why? (Pro. 23:19-21, 29-35; Lev, 10:9-11; Mat. 18:7-9
3. What
do we learn about God’s patience and judgement against sin
form this chapter? (Also see Mat. 21:33-43; Heb 10:26-31
4. Who wrote the handwriting
on the wall (5:24)
5. What was written and what
DANIEL 6
SUB-THEME: VICTORY THROUGH GODLINESS (Dan. 1-6)
TOPIC: GOD TESTIFIES
TO DANIEL’S GODLINESS
TEXT: DANIEL 6
INTRODUCTION
With this chapter, we a end this
sub-theme. These six chapters have shown us HOW to live victorious godly lives
in this world. The next six chapters
shall reveal to us WHY we should persevere in godliness, seeing we have a
blessed hope in the end.
On assuming office, the 62 year old Darius the Mede, as the
first king of Medo-Persia, established his cabinet of
120 satraps and 3 Governors with the 85 years old Daniel as one of the
governors (6:3-5). Knowing that Daniel was godly and law-abiding in all things,
they deceived the king into signing a law that would put Daniel in a DILEMMA to
choose between dying for godliness or living for
worldliness (6:6-9).
Without panicking nor making trouble, nor campaigning to
justify and save himself, Daniel calmly made his choice to die for godliness,
to do what is right and leave the consequences to God Almighty. The politicians
spied out Daniel praying 3 times daily, as his habit was despite the 30 days
decree. They accused him before the King
and Daniel was thrown into the Lions’ den. *6:10—17).
Knowing that Daniel was blameless, the King hoped that God
would deliver Daniel and God did!!! (6:18-23(. Therefore, king Darius commenced
the execution of Daniel’s enemies and decreed that all men should fear the God
of Daniel. Hence, God proved Daniel right (6:24-28).
DISCUSSIONS
1. In
what PRACTICAL ways could one DISTINGUISH oneself in godliness at Home, Church,
Business, Work, School, Society and Government by EXCELLENT spirit, FAITHFULLY,
without fault, in accordance with the LAW OF GOD? (6:3-5).
2. Daniel
had formed the habit of having quiet time 3 times everyday, even with his high
position in government (6:10). How could we develop such godly habits?
3. When
no one, not even the king, could deliver Daniel, God sent His Christ (Angel of
the Lord) to deliver him IN the Lions’ den (6:10-21). Why did God deliver
Daniel? (6:22,23). Could such be said about you?
4. As
we are faced with Lions’ dens of daily temptations and attacks from the Devil,
the World and the Flesh, what should we always set out hearts to do?
5. How
could our goodliness help spread the Gospel among the worldly today?
NOTE
So
long we walk diligently according to the Word of God,
our sovereign Lord will prove us right as His godly remnant in this crooked
world.
DANIEL 7
SUB-THEME: REVELATION TO THE
GODLY (Dan. 7-12)
TOPIC: ALL AGES
REVEALED
TEXT: DANIEL 7
Under this sub-theme, we
shall study revelations given by God to His godly saints in order to PREPARE
them for times ahead and ASSURE them of their eventual victory and reward, as
well as of God’s sovereignty even in turbulent and difficult times. In this
chapter, Daniel wrote down only the MAIN FACTS (not every detail) of the dream
(7:1).
The vision was about the 4 beasts. The
fourth beast grew 10 horns: three of which were plucked out to be replaced by
another little Horns (7:2-8), more details could be added from Dan. 2 and Rev.
13 and 17. There was also a revelation of the sovereign Lord executing
judgement from old times unto the end, when He shall give the kingdom to the
Christ and the saints (7:9-18:). Note that the STONE
Church of the saints existing side by side with the Earthly kingdoms right from
the O.T. to the N.T. until after the final tribulation when the MOUNTAIN-
Church shall reign for 1000 years. (ie
Millennium).
The beasts are earthly
KINGDOMS (7:17,23). These must be
Note that the fourth
beast corresponds to the legs of Iron (Dan. 2:33,40)
while the horns correspond to the feet and toes of iron and clay (Dan.
2:41-45). We are in this age of
1.
What are we
expecting from now? (2Thes.1-4).
2.
When shall the RAPTURE (1Thes.
4:15-18), which is called the RESURRECTION OF THE JUST (Luke. 14:14) or the
FIRST RESURRECTION (Rev.
20:1-6), take place and how? (Matt.24: 25-31). Dan.7: 21-22
3.
At the Rapture (catch-away), the
saints shall welcome (meet) the Lord as He comes down from heaven to fight the
Armageddon war and establish the Millennial reign
(Rev.16:12-16). What shall be the outcome of this war?
4.
Daniel was careful to keep these
things in his heart (Dan.7: 28). In what ways do these revelations benefit the
godly in this world? (Matt.13: 7,23; Lk.21: 19,28;
2Pet.3: 14; Rev.2: 10-11and 3:25-29; 1Thes.4: 18 and 5:6-8).
MEMORY VERSE: DANIEL 7:18.
DANIEL 8
THEME: THE GODLY
AMONGST THE WORLDLY
SUB-THEME: REVELATION TO THE
GODLY (Dan. 7-12)
TEXT: DANIEL 8.
Two years after the vision of the beasts (dan.7), God revealed in
details the EVENT THAT CONCERN THE SAINTS during the Medo-Persian
and Greek era, which were to be BEFORE CHRIST’S FIRST COMING. Daniel saw these
in the figure of a two-horned Ram and a one-horned he-goat whose great horn was
replaced by four other horns. One of these four horns gave rise to a little
horn which became great and made war against the
At the command of the
pre-incarnate Christ, the Angel Gabriel interpreted the vision as concerning
the then times of wrath for the Jews before Christ’s first coming, which shall
be part of the then coming end of times. This was to be in time of the Greek
empire (he-goat), which shall follow the then coming Medo-Persian
Empire (ram) - NOT the final Antichrist end-time reign. (8:15-27).
20 years later, this
prophecy was fulfilled when Darius and Cyrus of the Medo-Persian
Empire (ram) overthrew
1. Who commanded Gabriel to
interpret the dream? (8:15,16).
2. It
is true that the vision is difficult to understand (8:27). Nevertheless, should
sincere Christians give interpretations of the end-time different from those of
the angel? (8:17-17). What should the saints of the
now end-time learn from this prophecy?
3.
Antiochus slightly did to the Jewish
saints before Christ’s first coming, what the Antichrist shall severely do to
the Christian saints, before Christ’s second coming. What are
the other differences between the Antiochus ‘little horn’ (Dan.8) and the
Antichrist ‘little horn’ (Dan.7)?
4.
The hope of the Jews was
re-consecration of the defiled
CONCLUSION
God has given us our Horn: the HORN OF SALVATION who is CHRIST (Lk.1:
67-71; Ps.18; 1-3).
THEME: THE GODLY
AMONGST THE WORLDLY
SUB-THEME: REVELATIONS TO THE
GODLY (Dan. 7-12)
TOPIC: GOD’S WILL KNOWN THROUGH PRAYER AND SCRIPTURES
TEXT: DANIEL 9.
20 years after the vision of chapter 8, when Darius and Cyrus had
overthrown
He then started to pray
in line with the word and mind of God, making confession for the sins of
1. Acknowledgement of God’s righteousness and justice:
2. Admission of our sins with a sober and repentant heart (Dan.9: 4-14);
and
3. Petition for forgiveness based on God’s mercy and promises (Dan.9:
15-19).
As he prayed, Angel Gabriel came swiftly to give him a
revelation of God’s plan in answer to his prayers (Dan.9: 20-23). This Angel
had revealed the defiling of the temple by Antiochus; and it’s cleansing by Maccabees in chapter 8; now he reveals the complete
destruction of the
The revelation was that the period the time of the
reconstruction shall be 70 sevens. This same period was to see the first coming
of Christ (ie. Messiah or anointed one who was to
deal with sins (Dan.9:24) and establish the New covenant. This period extends
from the first year of Cyrus (537BC) to the fall of Jerusalem (AD70). That the
events were timed as follows:
(i)
(ii) Messiah to
come after 69 sevens:
(iii)
(iv)
After the 70 sevens,
1. What
should we learn from Daniel inversion 2 and 3? And what have you learned about
prayer of confession? (9:8,18).
2. Some
teach today, that the 70th seven has been postponed to the period of
the Antichrist reign. Could this be possibly true? How?
3. The
first
4. How was the Messiah to bring an end to sacrifice and offerings (v.27b; Heb 7:22-27) and confirm the New Covenant with MANY (I,e the Church)? (v. 27a; Heb 8:13; Matt 26.28).
5. How could we know God’s will today?
CONCLUSION
May the Lord teach us the way of holiness, the way of prayer and delight
in His word: so that we may KNOW and WALK IN ACCORDANCE WITH HIS WILL.
THEME: THE GODLY
AMONGST THE WORLDLY
SUB-THEME: REVELATIONS TO THE
GODLY (Dan. 7-12)
TOPIC: GOD REVEALED TO THE PRAYERFUL
TEXT: DANIEL 10.
The prophecy of the 70
sevens [Dan.9] began to be fulfilled few months after its revelation, when King
Cyrus of Persia gave the command for the Israelites on exile to return to Judah
and rebuild Jerusalem (Ezra 1:1-4).
However, not many of them were willing to return. On arrival, the few exiles who returned
started to rebuild the
The majesty of the Lord’s
presence terrified Daniel and his supporters, such that the supporters fled
while Daniel fell down semi-conscious (Daniel 10-79). Then an angel touched him
while the Lord spoke to him to assure him and explain mysteries to him. By
this, Daniel came to know and understand the plan of God for His people till
the end of time, as we shall see in Chapter 11 and 12. The Lord also spoke to
Daniel about His spiritual warfare against the demonic princes of
DISCUSSION
1. When
the Eternal Son of God (Christ) appears in His majesty whether before the
incarnation or after the ascension, His presence is always glorious and
powerful (Dan 10:5-7; Rev. 1:12-17). In what state are we likely to receive the
revelation of Christ and the revelation of God’s plan (Dan. 10:12; Rev. 1:10).
2. Who
and what are the real enemies of godliness? (Dan. 10:13; 20; Eph 2:1-3). Who
then should the godly fight? (Eph. 6:12).
3. Christ's
work of salvation for His people today is done through preaching, hearing,
believing and obeying he Gospel in he power of the
Holy Spirit. In what ways do demons hinder this saving work of Christ? (2 Cor.
4:3,4)
4. What
are the weapons of our warfare against these enemies of Christ? (Dan 10:2,3; Eph. 5:13-17). How should we make use of these weapons
and for how long? (Eph. 6:18,19). Give example from
your experience.
5. What
is the importance and benefits of prayer in the life of the godly?
CONCLUSION
When once we begin to pray, God move into action. Nevertheless, it may take some time before this becomes evident to us. Therefore, the godly must learn to wait on the Lord patiently, without fainting or losing hope, till God’s time, when He shall reveal Himself and remove our burden.
THEME: THE GODLY
AMONGST THE WORLDLY
SUB-THEME: REVELATIONS TO THE
GODLY (Dan. 7-12)
TOPIC: ANTIOCHUS AND ANTICHRIST REVEALED
TEXT: DANIEL 11.
This chapter is a continuation of the revelation in chapter 10. The same
Lord who appeared as a glorious man (10:5,6), and was
withstood by the prince of
1. A Great King shall arise in
2 A Great King from
3. Two of the four kingdoms,
one to the North of Judah (Arabs), and the other to the South of Judah (
4. A contemptible and cunning
person (Antiochus) shall angrily fight the Jews of the holy covenant. (11:21-31).
5. The Godly ones shall become
strong, preach to many, and later fall. Nevertheless,
they shall receive a little help but after awhile fall again. In this way, they
shall be refined till the time of the end (11:32-35).
6. Later another blasphemous
king who shall oppose God (Antichrist) shall arise and use force to conquer the
kings of North and South and bring many countries, including
DISCUSSION
1. Evil shall increase but it shall not triumph because God is the author of history and is in control of all. What benefit is this knowledge to the godly today?
2.
What does the fact that most of
these prophecies have been fulfilled to the letter teach you about God’s Word?
(10:21; John 17:17).
3.
Why has God appointed that he Church
shall undergo periods or rise and fall?
(11:34, 35; 2Thes. 2:3; Matt 24:11-13; 1Tim 4:1; 2 Peter 2:1-3).
Moreover, what should you do about this?
4.
What characteristics of the godly
could you find in verse 32 and 33? Are such true about your Christian life?
MEMORY VERSE: Daniel Chapter
11 verse 32.
THEME: THE GODLY
AMONGST THE WORLDLY
SUB-THEME: REVELATIONS TO THE
GODLY (Dan. 7-12)
TOPIC: THE END OF TIME REVEALED
TEXT: DANIEL 12.
Then shall come the Day
when all who would have died shall resurrect. First the godly, who wisely
turned many to righteousness, shall resurrect into everlasting life and glory
(see Matt. 24:29-31, Lk. 14:14, 1 Cor. 15:51-53 and 1
Thes. 4:15-17. Secondly, the worldly also shall
resurrect into everlasting shame and contempt (12:2,3;
John 5:28,29) Revelation 20 informs us that there shall be a Millennium (1,000m
years) between these two resurrections.
In the vision, Daniel saw
two other angels join the Lord, one of whom asked the Lord about the duration
of the Tribulation. The Lord promised by an oath that it shall not exceed 3½
periods of time. But when Daniel wanted more details, the Lord assured him of
his salvation, but told him that the details are preserved (closed and sealed)
for the end time saints to whom it shall be revealed to purify and refine them
(e.g. Matt 24 and Revelation). The Lord
also added that those who endure longer unto the end shall be blessed (2:4-13).
DISCUSSIONS
1. When shall the resurrection of the godly take place and what shall be the outcome?
2. How
long shall the Antichrist Tribulation last (12:7, 11,12)? (see Dan 7:25; Rev.
11:2; Rev. 12:6; Rev. 13:5-10).
3. Why
did the Lord promise by an oath that the Tribulation shall be cut short? (12:7;
Matt 24:22; Luke 18:7,8; Heb. 6:16-20).
4. In
what ways could the revelations of the Truth about things to come purify and
refine the godly? (Rom. 8:37-39; Mk. 13:19-23; 1 Cor. 10:11-13).
5. The
exact meaning of verses 11 and 12 is not clear but what could you learn from
there?
6. Which
is more important: KNOWING the things to come or ENDURING the things to come?
MEMORY VERSE: Daniel Chapter 12: 13
Last Updated June 6, 2005
By The Revd Dr. I. U. Ibeme
Copyright ©
PriscAquila Publishing,
Click Here For