We are now at the point in my study, where Daniel spends some time describing the dream, which Nebuchadnezzar saw but had forgotten. Nevertheless, it troubled the king so much that he was unable to sleep (cp. Daniel 2:1). Daniel began by telling Nebuchadnezzar that he was steadily gazing or intently observing an image (H6755) in his dream, and the figure was exceedingly large. So, perhaps the image wasn’t clear at first, but its huge form drew the king’s attention, until its shape and details became clearer. It was a single image, having a regal countenance that was preeminent in its nature. That is to say, it inspired awe in Nebuchadnezzar’s heart, and not only awe, but the form (H7299) was terrible (H1763). Read the rest of this entry »
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