PRAYER
In what posture did Daniel pray?
Daniel prayed to the lord in the upperoom, on his knees. With an open window, that viewed Jerusalem.
Why did Daniel fast?
Daniel was greatly concerned for the people, and sought the wisdom of the lord.
True or False
Worship only counts if you are singing?
False
Worship can be vocal, physical, and through prayer.
"I praised the lord"
Daniel was thrown into a lion's den?
True
How many times a day did Daniel pray?
Three times a day.
Is food the only way to fast?
How did Daniel praise the lord?
Daniel praised God through prayer.
Daniel was angry in the lions den and refused to pray to god?
False, Daniel remained faithful. That rewarded him with an angel that came and shut the lion's mouth.
Why did Daniel pray three times a day?
Daniel expressed his obdience and love for god in this posture. As well as seeking his divine guidance.
What is fasting?
Fasting is abstaining from food for spiritual purposes. As well as seeking gods guidance, to express repentance and more.
When Daniel was faced with the biggest trials and tribulations of his life, how did he respond?
He prayed.
Daniel was in the lion's den for 2 years?
False, Daniel was in the lion's den for one night and day.
Why is prayer so important?
"A conversation leads to an encounter with god". AS well as it deepens your faith. The more times you pray a day the deeper your faith, and the closer you are to the father.
How long did Daniel fast?
21 days
What did Daniel refuse to do in the Bible?
Eat the kings rich food and wine. Which would make him unclean if he did.
God found Daniel innocent?
True, the lord found Daniel innocent and sent an angel to shut the lions mouth.
*Bonus*
What number in the Bible is Daniel?(If Genesis is 1st, what is Daniel...?)
27th
*Bonus*
What did Daniel fast from?
"I ate no choice food; no meat or wine touched my lips; and I used no lotions at all until the three weeks were over."
Who was thrown into the furnace in Daniel 3?
Shadrach,Meshach, and Abednego, were thrown into a furnace because of their faithfulness to God.
*Bonus*
Who was king of Babylon?