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How many years did Daniel say was specified in the books by Jeremiah the prophet that the Lord would accomplish the desolation of Jerusalem?
70
Through what prophet did Daniel understand the messages regarding God's plans?
Jeremiah
Who was Darius the son of?
Ahasuerus
What lineage was Darius of?
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When Daniel made his request known to the Lord with prayer and supplications, what did he do it with?
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What did Daniel say the Lord kept with those who love him and obey his commandments?
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What four things did Daniel say they had done when he said they departed?
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What four groups of people did Daniel mention?
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What did Daniel say belonged to them when he said righteousness belongs to the Lord?
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What did Daniel say they had committed against the Lord?
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What did Daniel say all of Israel had done regarding the Lord's law?
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Against what had they sinned when Daniel said the curse and oath that was written in whose law was poured out against them?
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What did Daniel say belonged to the Lord even though they rebelled against Him?
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Whose voice did Daniel say they had not obeyed?
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Who did Daniel say the Lord had set His law before them by?
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What did Daniel say was brought upon them by the Lord to confirm His words?
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What did Daniel say had been poured out upon them since they had sinned against the Lord?
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Daniel said that never under the whole heaven had been done like what was done to what place?
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Study Notes
Key Facts from Daniel Chapter 9
- 70 Years: The desolation of Jerusalem, as prophesied, was specified to last for 70 years.
- Prophet: Daniel understood these events through the writings of the prophet Jeremiah.
- Darius: The ruler mentioned, Darius, was the son of Ahasuerus.
- Lineage: Darius belonged to the lineage of the Medes.
- Daniel’s Request: Daniel approached the Lord with prayer, supplications, fasting, sackcloth, and ashes.
- Covenant and Mercy: The Lord maintains His covenant and mercy with those who love Him and obey His commandments.
- Sins Acknowledged: Daniel noted that the people had sinned, committed iniquity, done wickedly, and rebelled against God.
- Groups Mentioned: Daniel referred to significant groups impacted by sin: their kings, princes, fathers, and all the people of the land.
- Righteousness and Shame: While righteousness belongs to the Lord, the people have a shameful face due to their actions.
- Unfaithfulness: The people committed unfaithfulness against the Lord.
- Transgression of the Law: All of Israel had transgressed the Lord's law.
- Law of Moses: Daniel indicated that the curse and oath written in the Law of Moses were directed at them due to their sins.
- Divine Mercy: Despite their rebellion, the Lord's mercy and forgiveness still belong to Him.
- Disobedience: The people had not obeyed the voice of the Lord their God.
- Servants and Prophets: The Lord conveyed His law to the people through His servants and prophets.
- Great Disaster: A great disaster was brought upon them by the Lord to confirm His words.
- Curse and Oath: Since they sinned against the Lord, the curse and oath from the Law of Moses were poured out upon them.
- Unprecedented Events: Daniel remarked that never under the whole heaven had any disaster been like what happened to Jerusalem.
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Description
This quiz explores the key themes and events from Daniel Chapter 9. Discover the important aspects such as the prophecy of the 70 years, Daniel's heartfelt prayer, and the acknowledgment of the people's sins. Test your knowledge on the lineage of Darius and the covenant mercy of the Lord.
