Exegesis on The Fiery Furnace
S. Bautista, A. Dayo, I. del Rosario, J. Juan, K. Lee, A. Molina, F. Santiago
Theology, 2020
Abstract
The book of Daniel is all about the coming of our Savior. Daniel was chosen by the Holy Spirit to specifically record the passages written in this book. His book was written around 332-167 B.C.E. towards the Gentiles that were led by Nebuchadnezzar II because he wanted them to understand that the Lord will protect them and that there is a bright future for them. The story of the fiery furnace is a miracle story because the faith of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego depict how being faithful to the one and true God can save us even though the three men were supposed to be executed. The message of the book of Daniel that was supposedly for the people under the Persian empire which was ruled by King Nebuchadnezzar II can still be applied today because many people worship false idols that come in many forms. As children of God, we must not be easily swayed by the temptations surrounding us and remain to be faithful in God. This occurrence reminds us that even if the Bible was written by different authors from many centuries ago, their message still applies to our current societal situation.
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