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Daniel 6:1-5 (GN)

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¹ Darius decided to appoint a hundred and twenty governors to hold office throughout his empire. ² In addition, he chose Daniel and two others to supervise the governors and to look after the king's interests. ³ Daniel soon showed that he could do better work than the other supervisors or the governors. Because he was so outstanding, the king considered putting him in charge of the whole empire. ⁴ Then the other supervisors and the governors tried to find something wrong with the way Daniel administered the empire, but they couldn't, because Daniel was reliable and did not do anything wrong or dishonest. ⁵ They said to each other, "We are not going to find anything of which to accuse Daniel unless it is something in connection with his religion."


This passage relates to the following topic(s):
(v. 4) Sin / Wickedness / Satan - Administrators - could find no corruption in Daniel in his conduct of government affairs
(v. 4) Trust - Daniel - was found to be trustworthy of government affairs

Definition(s):
Daniel (Dan-yell): judgment of God; God my judge