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Darius the Mede King who Cast Daniel into the Lions' Den
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Daniel in Lions' Denc. 538 BC
Darius reluctantly throws Daniel to the lions but hopes for his deliverance.
DAN 6:14-18God Vindicatedc. 538 BC
Daniel survives; Darius praises Daniel's God and punishes the conspirators.
DAN 6:19-28
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Trapped by Pride
Darius was flattered into signing an irrevocable law. His pride led him into a trap that nearly killed his best administrator. Leaders must beware of flattery and consider consequences before making permanent decisions.
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