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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2026 · 1H 27M

"Daniel Chapter 5"

from Between Sundays: Equipping with Doctrine · host Between Sundays Podcast

In this episode of Between Sundays: Equipping with Doctrine Pastor Will Thompson and Pastor Zack Gibson dive deep into Daniel 5 and Genesis 38, unearthing hidden lessons in God's justice and mercy. You’ll discover: how a drunken pagan feast predicts the fall of Babylon, and why Judah's sins showcase the lengths God will go to redeem even the most broken. We explore the prophetic parallels between the Tower of Babel and Revelation, exposing how spiritual deception has persisted from ancient kings to today’s culture. Perfect for anyone craving a deeper understanding of God's sovereignty — especially if you’ve ever wondered why some stories in the Bible make you uncomfortable. Daniel's story isn't just history; it's a mirror reflecting your walk with Christ and an invitation to align your life with His eternal plan. Don’t settle for surface reading — dig into the Word and see how every chapter points to Jesus’ redeeming love. “Daniel” – Clarence Larkin⁠⁠https://a.co/d/0jhYfvcM

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