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Nebuchadnezzar - The Movie (2026) The Film that Shocked the World _ Complete Biblical Movie 4K · truthunedited

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  Speaker 1: In the heart of ancient Mesopotamia, a city rose that
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  Speaker 1: challenged the heavens. Babylon colossal walls, bronze gates, and hanging
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  Speaker 1: gardens that shone like Paradise itself. On the throne, a
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  Speaker 1: man who believed he ruled the world never could netta.
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  Speaker 1: King of kings, lord of peoples and nations. His word
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  Speaker 1: was law, his glory seemed eternal, and no army dared
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  Speaker 1: to face him. But no human throne is unshakable before
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  Speaker 1: the God who rules over all kingdoms.
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  Speaker 2: Ah.
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  Speaker 1: This is the story of a king who went from
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  Speaker 1: glory to madness, from pride to downfall, and from humiliation
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  Speaker 1: to restoration. A story where the majesty of Babylon bows
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  Speaker 1: before the eternity of the living God. The walls of
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  Speaker 1: Babylon rose like Colossi before the desert, reflecting the glory
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  Speaker 1: of an empire that seemed eternal. Shining towers, gates covered
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  Speaker 1: in bronze, soldiers marching in rhythm. Everything exuded power. The
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  Speaker 1: Euphrates River cut through the city like a silver serpent,
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  Speaker 1: bringing life and grandeur in the heart of this empire.
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  Speaker 1: On a golden throne supported by stone lions, there was Nebuchadnezza,
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  Speaker 1: the King of kings. Your eyes piercing and firm, observed
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  Speaker 1: the riches conquered, and your heart overflowed with pride.
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  Speaker 3: There is no kingdom like mine who would dare resist
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  Speaker 3: the arm of Babylon.
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  Speaker 1: However, amidst the splendor, a defeated people were silently crying. Men,
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  Speaker 1: women and children of Jerusalem had been taken captive. Among them,
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  Speaker 1: four young people with a firm look stood out, Daniel,
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  Speaker 1: Hannah Andiah, Michel and Ezeiah enslaved and taken to court.
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  Speaker 1: They represented the hope of a god who did not
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  Speaker 1: remain silent even in exile. One night, nebuchad Nezza was
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  Speaker 1: troubled by a dream. His breathing became heavy, sweat covered
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  Speaker 1: his forehead. Upon waking up, he shouted.
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  Speaker 4: Guards, call all the wise men, mudjis and enchanters. I
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  Speaker 4: want them to reveal the dream and the interpretation to me.
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  Speaker 4: If they do not, they shall die.
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  Speaker 1: The throne room filled with frightened men. One of the leaders.
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  Speaker 2: Whispered, your majesty, tell us the dream and we will
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  Speaker 2: interpret it.
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  Speaker 3: But the king ruled, no, you must tell me what
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  Speaker 3: I dreamed, and also the meaning that way, I'll know
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  Speaker 3: if you're not lying to me.
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  Speaker 1: Panic spread. No one dared to speak. Then the decree
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  Speaker 1: was issued all the wise men would be executed. Among
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  Speaker 1: them was Daniel, who, upon hearing the sentence, looked up
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  Speaker 1: to the sky and said to his friends.
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  Speaker 5: Let us pray to the God of the heaven, for
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  Speaker 5: only he can reveal what is hidden.
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  Speaker 1: That night, Daniel received the revelation in visions. At dawn,
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  Speaker 1: he was taken before the king. The imposing room was
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  Speaker 1: silent except for the sound of the sovereign's breathing. Nebukud
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  Speaker 1: Nezza looked at him with disdain.
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  Speaker 6: So can you tell me the dream I had?
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  Speaker 1: Daniel humble replied.
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  Speaker 5: There is no wise man nor magician. There is no
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  Speaker 5: fortune tella who can reveal this mystery. O King, there
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  Speaker 5: is a god in heaven who reveals sacreds. He has
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  Speaker 5: shown you what is to come. The King leaned in, intrigued,
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  Speaker 5: and Daniel continued, In your dream, you saw a great statue.
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  Speaker 5: Its head was made of pure gold, its chest and
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  Speaker 5: arms of silver, its belly and thighs of bronze, its
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  Speaker 5: legs of iron, and its feet part of iron and
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  Speaker 5: part of clay. As you watched a stone cut without
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  Speaker 5: the aid of hands, struck the feet of the statue
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  Speaker 5: and shattered it. The entire idol was reduced to dust,
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  Speaker 5: carried away by the wind, and the stone became a
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  Speaker 5: mountain that filled the whole earth.
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  Speaker 1: Silence fell over the hall. The eyes of nebucud Nezza widened,
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  Speaker 1: for these were exactly the images that tormented him. He
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  Speaker 1: stood up abruptly, the golden robe dragging on the floor.
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  Speaker 6: That's it, That's exactly what I saw.
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  Speaker 5: Daniel concluded, you are the head of God or king.
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  Speaker 5: God has given you power, strength and glory. But after
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  Speaker 5: you other kingdoms will come until the Most High establishes
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  Speaker 5: an eternal kingdom that will never be destroyed.
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  Speaker 1: Nebuchadnezzar was astonished. His pride was mixed with fear. For
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  Speaker 1: a moment his heart trembled before the revelation of a
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  Speaker 1: power greater than his own. He fell face down and declared.
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  Speaker 6: Before the court, certainly, your God is God of gods
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  Speaker 6: and Lord of kings.
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  Speaker 1: But even though he had recognized the glory of the
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  Speaker 1: Most High, the seed of pride had not been uprooted.
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  Speaker 1: The king heart remained swollen, and the idea of being
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  Speaker 1: just one part of a statue deeply disturbed him. Deep down,
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  Speaker 1: a spark of defiance began to grow. If he were
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  Speaker 1: the head of gold, he would make himself not just
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  Speaker 1: a part, but the entirety of the glory. And so
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  Speaker 1: while the palace resonated with the triumph of the interpretation,
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  Speaker 1: nebuculd Nezza was already secretly plotting the construction of something
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  Speaker 1: that would forever mark his sovereignty. The distant roar of
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  Speaker 1: Babylon's furnaces echoed, heralding a new act of the divine
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  Speaker 1: drama that was just beginning. The sun burned high over
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  Speaker 1: the plain of Dura, where King nebuculd Neza had ordered
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  Speaker 1: the erection of a monument never before seen. The dust
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  Speaker 1: rose under the worker's feet while hammers thundered and ropes
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  Speaker 1: pulled blocks covered in gold. When the last piece was
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  Speaker 1: in place, a colossal statue stood before the crowd, shimmering
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  Speaker 1: in the light as if it were the sun itself.
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  Speaker 1: It was not just the golden head of the dream,
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  Speaker 1: but the entire statue, from the feet to the crown,
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  Speaker 1: coated in pure gold. It was the reflection of the
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  Speaker 1: arrogance of a man who refused to be just part
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  Speaker 1: of a greater destiny. On the scheduled day, people, nations
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  Speaker 1: and languages gathered in front of the statue. Drums were drumming,
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  Speaker 1: trumpets were echoing, and the king's herald proclaimed in a
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  Speaker 1: firm voice.
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  Speaker 7: Bo peoples of all the earth, as decreed by nebucad Nezzar,
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  Speaker 7: when you hear the sound of the trumpet, the flute,
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  Speaker 7: the harp, the lyre, and all kinds of music, bow
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  Speaker 7: down and worship the statue the king has erected. Anyone
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  Speaker 7: who does not bow down will be immediately thrown into
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  Speaker 7: the burning furnace.
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  Speaker 1: The crowd trembled, the sound of the instruments filled the air,
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  Speaker 1: and like waves, everyone fell face down before the golden image.
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  Speaker 1: All except three figures remained firm, Hannanaiah, Michel and Azariah.
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  Speaker 1: Their eyes did not turn to the statue, but to
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  Speaker 1: the invisible sky above them. Soldiers grabbed them and dragged
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  Speaker 1: them to the king's makeshift thrown nebukad Nessa, with a
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  Speaker 1: fiery look, stood up and shouted.
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  Speaker 3: Is it true, Shadrak Mishak and Abednigo, that you do
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  Speaker 3: not worship my golden statue? I give you one last chance,
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  Speaker 3: when you hear the music, bow down, Otherwise you will
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  Speaker 3: be thrown into the furnace, and what God will be
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  Speaker 3: able to save you from my hand?
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  Speaker 1: The three young men, even when surrounded by warriors, responded
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  Speaker 1: with calmness Helen, I have spoke first.
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  Speaker 2: Oh nebucad Nessa, We do not need to answer about that. Behold,
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  Speaker 2: our God, whom we serve, can deliver us from the
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  Speaker 2: furnace and from your hand. But if you do not know,
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  Speaker 2: o King, that we will not serve your gods nor
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  Speaker 2: worship the statue you have erected.
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  Speaker 1: Nebucadnsa's face twisted in anger, he shouted to.
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  Speaker 3: The gods, increase the fire seven times more, tie them
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  Speaker 3: up and throw them now.
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  Speaker 1: The flames roared like enraged beasts. The soldiers who approached
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  Speaker 1: were consumed by the heat, falling dead at the edge
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  Speaker 1: of the furnace, but the three young men were thrown inside.
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  Speaker 1: The crowd held its breath. The king on his throne
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  Speaker 1: leaned forward to see better, his eyes accustomed to victory,
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  Speaker 1: now widened.
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  Speaker 3: Didn't we throw three men tied up into the fire? Yes,
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  Speaker 3: O King, So I see four men loose walking unharmed
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  Speaker 3: in the flames, and the fourth looks like a son
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  Speaker 3: of the gods.
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  Speaker 1: Silence fell over the plane. The fire that was supposed
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  Speaker 1: to consume became the stage for a miracle. The young
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  Speaker 1: people walked through the flames as if they were crossing
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  Speaker 1: a garden, and the radiance of the divine presence shone.
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  Speaker 1: Nebuchad Nezza stood up with a choked voice.
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  Speaker 3: Shadrak, Meshak and Abernigo, servants of the Hos High God,
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  Speaker 3: come out and come here.
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  Speaker 1: They came out, and the crowd was amazed. Not a
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  Speaker 1: single hair burned, nor any smell of smoke on their clothing.
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  Speaker 1: The shaken king proclaimed before everyone.
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  Speaker 3: Blessed be the God of these men, who sent his
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  Speaker 3: angel and delivered his servants. Therefore, I decree that no
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  Speaker 3: people speak against this God, for there is no other
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  Speaker 3: who can deliver like this.
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  Speaker 1: The crowd cheered, but inside Nebuchadnetta's heart, the battle was
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  Speaker 1: still not one. He had recognized the divine power, but
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  Speaker 1: his soul remained dominated by the thirst for glory. For him,
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  Speaker 1: the experience was not a surrender, but a confrontation with
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  Speaker 1: a mysterious force that needed to be understood. Or challenged.
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  Speaker 1: That night, the king wandered alone through the marble corridors
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  Speaker 1: of the palace. His hands touched the cold walls, and
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  Speaker 1: their thoughts burned more than the flames that could not
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  Speaker 1: consume the young ones.
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  Speaker 3: If this god governs over everything, why did he choose
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  Speaker 3: me to rain? Why does he show me signs but
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  Speaker 3: not take the scepter from me? Maybe it's because I'm
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  Speaker 3: still destined for something greater.
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  Speaker 1: The night wind passed through the columns, bringing the echo
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  Speaker 1: of the trumpets that had announced the worship of the statue.
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  Speaker 1: Nebuchad Nezzar took a deep breath, trying to understand the mysteries.
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  Speaker 1: But while seeking answers, a new omen began to take shape,
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  Speaker 1: something more unsettling than the golden statue or the fiery furnace.
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  Speaker 1: And in the depths of the night, the king would
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  Speaker 1: close his eyes to find another vision that would change
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  Speaker 1: the course of his life forever. Night fell over Babylon,
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  Speaker 1: but Nebukuldnezzar's heart found no peace. He walked restlessly through
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  Speaker 1: the hanging gardens, lit by torches that danced in the wind.
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  Speaker 1: The murmur of the water falling in cascades did not
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  Speaker 1: ease the weight on his mind. Suddenly, a dream took
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  Speaker 1: hold of him with force. It was so vivid that
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  Speaker 1: it seemed more real than being awake. He saw before
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  Speaker 1: him a gigantic tree that reached the heavens. Its branches
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  Speaker 1: spread across the entire earth, and all creatures found shelter
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  Speaker 1: in its shade. The birds were making nests among its
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  Speaker 1: green leaves, the animals were resting under its canopy, and
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  Speaker 1: people used to eat its abundant fruits. The king gazed
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  Speaker 1: with pride at that majestic tree until a powerful voice
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  Speaker 1: echoed from the heavens.
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  Speaker 6: Cut the tree and destroy it.
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  Speaker 8: However, leave the stump with its roots in the ground,
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  Speaker 8: bound with chains of iron and bronze, until the dew
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  Speaker 8: of heaven passes over it and it is humbled among
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  Speaker 8: the wild animals. Seven periods of time will pass until
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  Speaker 8: you acknowledge that the Most High rules over the kingdom
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  Speaker 8: of men and gives it to whommever he wishes.
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  Speaker 1: The vision disappeared, but the heart of nebukud Nezza remained
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  Speaker 1: in torment. Upon waking up, his body trembled, and he
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  Speaker 1: immediately ordered.
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  Speaker 6: Call me Daniel. Only he can reveal this mystery.
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  Speaker 1: Daniel entered the palace, humble as always, and bowed before
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  Speaker 1: the king. Nebucud Nezza, anxious described every detail of the dream,
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  Speaker 1: his voice choked with unease. When it ended, there was
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  Speaker 1: silence as they watched the prophet, and you'll lower it
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  Speaker 1: his head, and his expression became serious.
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  Speaker 6: Tell me the truth, no matter how hard it is. Speak.
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  Speaker 1: Daniel took a deep breath, then responded with regret.
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  Speaker 5: Oh, King, if only the dream were against your enemies.
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  Speaker 5: The tree you saw is you, nebukat Neza. Your kingdom
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  Speaker 5: has spread to the ends of the earth, and your
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  Speaker 5: glory has reached the heavens. But the decree of the
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  Speaker 5: Most High is this. You will be expelled from among
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  Speaker 5: men and will live with the animals of the field.
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  Speaker 5: You will eat grass like oxen, and the dew of
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  Speaker 5: heaven will soak your body. You will remain like this
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  Speaker 5: for seven periods of time until you recognize that the
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  Speaker 5: Most High rules over the kingdoms and gives them to
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  Speaker 5: whomever he wishes. However, as it was said that the
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  Speaker 5: trunken roots would remain, this means that your kingdom will
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  Speaker 5: be returned to you when you recognize that Heaven rains.
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  Speaker 1: The words echoed through the hole like thunder. The king
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  Speaker 1: remained silent, staring intently at Daniel. His wounded pride fought
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  Speaker 1: against the fear burning inside him. Daniel, in a soft voice, added.
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  Speaker 5: Therefore, O King, accept my advice. Renounce your sins by
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  Speaker 5: practicing righteousness, and your iniquities by showing mercy to the poor.
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  Speaker 5: Perhaps this way you will prolong your tranquility.
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  Speaker 1: Nebuchadnezza rose from the throne with heavy steps and walked
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  Speaker 1: towards the balcony. Their eyes wandered over the moonlit walls,
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  Speaker 1: the temples filled with incense, and the streets bustling with life.
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  Speaker 1: He clenched his fists and muttered.
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  Speaker 3: How can a man be compared to a cut down tree?
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  Speaker 3: How can the greatest king on earth be cast down
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  Speaker 3: to the ground like an animal? No, I will not
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  Speaker 3: accept this fate. Babylon is eternal, and I am its crown.
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  Speaker 1: Daniel, in silence, withdrew, knowing that the king's words revealed
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  Speaker 1: more than just stubbornness. They were signs that the prophecy
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  Speaker 1: was about to come true. The following days brought apparent calmness.
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  Speaker 1: Nebuchadnezzar resumed his routine of banquets, parades, and political decisions.
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  Speaker 1: The nobles bowed before him, and the city kept cheering
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  Speaker 1: his name. In his heart, the shadow of the dream
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  Speaker 1: did not leave. Sometimes at night he would wake up
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  Speaker 1: with a start, hearing the echo of the heavenly voice.
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  Speaker 1: Seven times will be fulfilled. A whole year has passed.
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  Speaker 1: The king seemed to have forgotten the warning. His heart,
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  Speaker 1: intoxicated by glory, ignored the call to humility. He kept
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  Speaker 1: building temples and palaces, convinced that his greatness would never end.
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  Speaker 1: Until one afternoon, as he gazed at the horizon from
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  Speaker 1: the royal terrace, the sun's rays reflecting off the golden walls,
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  Speaker 1: nebucad Nezza opened his arms and exclaimed, in a resounding
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  Speaker 1: voice capable of echoing throughout the city.
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  Speaker 3: Is this not the great Babylon that I have built
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  Speaker 3: with the power of my strength and for the glory
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  Speaker 3: of my majesty.
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  Speaker 1: The words were still echoing when suddenly a voice from
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  Speaker 1: the sky broke the silence.
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  Speaker 8: Oh nebucad Nezza, it has been declared to you. The
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  Speaker 8: kingdom has passed from you. You will be expelled from
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  Speaker 8: among men, and your dwelling will be with the animals
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  Speaker 8: of the field until you learn that the Most High
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  Speaker 8: rules over the kingdoms and gives them to whomever he wishes.
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  Speaker 1: The king trembled, his body wavered, his mind plunged into darkness.
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  Speaker 1: His eyes, once full of pride, now lost their reason.
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  Speaker 1: The guards ran to support him, but he roared like
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  Speaker 1: a beast, tearing off the royal cloak, falling to the
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  Speaker 1: ground before everyone. And so the dream of the felled
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  Speaker 1: tree began to come true. The Palace of Babylon fell
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  Speaker 1: into silence after the celestial cry. The nobles drew back,
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  Speaker 1: the guards glanced at each other in fear, and the king,
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  Speaker 1: once an absolute sovereign, fell to his knees, tearing off
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  Speaker 1: his royal adornments as if they were useless weights. His
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  Speaker 1: eyes lost the shine of reason, his body, overtaken by spasms,
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  Speaker 1: moved like that of a cornered animal. The servants shouted,
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  Speaker 1: but no one dared to come near. The decree of
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  Speaker 1: Heaven had been fulfilled. Nebuchud Nezza was expelled from his
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  Speaker 1: own court.
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  Speaker 6: The man who ruled.
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  Speaker 1: Peoples and nations now wandered through the fields around the city.
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  Speaker 1: His bare feet sank into the damp earth, and his mouth,
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  Speaker 1: once full of powerful decrees, was filled with herbs and roots.
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  Speaker 1: The beard grew messy, and his hair lengthened and hardened
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  Speaker 1: like feathers, and her nails curved like sharp claws. The shepherds,
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  Speaker 1: who were taking their flocks saw it from afar and
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  Speaker 1: murmured among themselves.
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  Speaker 6: Is it him?
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  Speaker 7: Is this King nebuchad Nezza, the conqueror of Jerusalem, the
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  Speaker 7: lord of the land.
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  Speaker 2: Yes, But the most high humbled him, who can resist
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  Speaker 2: his hand?
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  Speaker 1: Days turned into months and months into years. The king
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  Speaker 1: lived under the morning dew, howling at the moonlight, and
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  Speaker 1: the animals of the field became his companions. His mind,
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  Speaker 1: consumed by madness, wandered between shadows and fragmented memories. Sometimes
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  Speaker 1: a human roar still echoed from his lips, My Babylon,
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  Speaker 1: my glory, but then his voice was lost in animal
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  Speaker 1: like growls. Inside the city, the throne was empty. The
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  Speaker 1: nobles ruled in silence, fearing to conspire against the king,
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  Speaker 1: as they still considered him untouchable by divine decree. Seven
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  Speaker 1: eras passed seven long periods of humiliation, in which the
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  Speaker 1: proud one was reduced to dust, nature marked your body,
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  Speaker 1: but also prepared your soul. So on a calm morning,
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  Speaker 1: when the sun was rising over the golden fields, something
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  Speaker 1: different happened. Nebuchad Nezza looked up to the sky for
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  Speaker 1: the first time in years, His mind opened, and the
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  Speaker 1: darkness dissipated like smoke before the wind. He took a
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  Speaker 1: deep breath, feeling the breeze on his face, and murmured clearly.
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  Speaker 6: The heavens, the Heaven's rule, And in that.
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  Speaker 1: Moment his reason was restored to him. The animal was silent,
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  Speaker 1: and the man became king again. He fell with his
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  Speaker 1: face to the ground and cried, not from pride, but
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  Speaker 1: from repentance. Her tears mixed with the earth, and her
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  Speaker 1: heart was broken before the Most High. While still in
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  Speaker 1: the field, voices echoed among the guards who watched him
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  Speaker 1: from afar.
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  Speaker 6: It's the king. Look, he's come to his senses.
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  Speaker 1: See his eyes there no longer filled with madness. They ran,
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  Speaker 1: and soon the news reached the city. The nobles gathered,
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  Speaker 1: and Daniel, in the middle of the crowd, raised his voice.
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  Speaker 6: The Most High God has fulfilled what he said. Now
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  Speaker 6: as he promised, he will return the kingdom to his servant.
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  Speaker 1: Nebugad Nezza was taken back to the palace. His clothes
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  Speaker 1: were changed, his body washed, his beard trimmed. When he
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  Speaker 1: re entered the throne room, the marble columns echoed the
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  Speaker 1: steps of a changed man. He no longer walked with
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  Speaker 1: his chest puffed up with arrogance, but with the demeanor
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  Speaker 1: of someone who had faced judgment and received mercy. The
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  Speaker 1: people crowded the street when they saw the king restored.
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  Speaker 1: They did not hear decrees of personal glory from him,
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  Speaker 1: but a song of surrender.
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  Speaker 3: I Nebuchadnezzar, look up to the heavens and bless the
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  Speaker 3: most high. His sovereignty is eternal, and his kingdom lasts
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  Speaker 3: from generation to generation. The inhabitants of the earth are
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  Speaker 3: like nursing before him, for he does as he pleases
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  Speaker 3: with the army of heaven, and among men no one
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  Speaker 3: can stop his hand, nor ask what are you doing.
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  Speaker 1: The words, filled with truth, echoed like thunder over the crowd.
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  Speaker 1: Those who once feared him now respected him in a
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  Speaker 1: new way, not for the power of his sword, but
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  Speaker 1: for the authority of his experience with the God of
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  Speaker 1: the heaven. But deep inside the king there was still
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  Speaker 1: something to be said. He needed to bear witness before everyone,
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  Speaker 1: not just his people, but all nations, that human pride
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  Speaker 1: is dust before the divine majesty. And so his mouth
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  Speaker 1: opened again to proclaim, this time not his glory but
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  Speaker 1: that of the eternal God. And while the city celebrated
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  Speaker 1: his return, nebukud Neza knew his story was no longer
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  Speaker 1: that of a conqueror, but of a man who had
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  Speaker 1: been broken and restored to serve as an example to
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  Speaker 1: all the kings of the earth. The cheers were still
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  Speaker 1: echoing when the king, seated once more on the throne,
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  Speaker 1: asked for silence with a gesture. The light that came
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  Speaker 1: through the tall windows spilled over the marble and reshaped
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  Speaker 1: the room, as if the sky not gold, reigned there.
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  Speaker 1: Nebuchadnezzar took a deep breath. His gaze no longer had
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  Speaker 1: the hard gleam of pride, but the firmness of someone
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  Speaker 1: who had experienced ruin and found mercy. He began to speak,
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  Speaker 1: and there was no fanfare, just truth.
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  Speaker 3: People's nations and languages listen, Nebucadnezzar one two I Nebucadnezar
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  Speaker 3: once raised my heart like a tower but I was
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  Speaker 3: brought down, leaved among the animals, ate the grass of
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  Speaker 3: the field, and lost my sanity your dot. Then I
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  Speaker 3: lifted my eyes to the heavens and understood the high
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  Speaker 3: rules and gives the kingdom to whom he wills.
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  Speaker 1: A murmur spread through the hall. The princes, who once
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  Speaker 1: bowed out of fear, now bowed with respect. Daniel stayed
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  Speaker 1: in the shadow of a column, attentive.
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  Speaker 3: The king continued, I issue a decree throughout the entirety
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  Speaker 3: of my empire. Let this story be published, so that
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  Speaker 3: the proud may remember glory belongs to God.
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  Speaker 1: The scribes approached with tablets and reeds, never could nets
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  Speaker 1: dictated with pauses, as if weighing each syllable.
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  Speaker 3: I saw a tree that reached the heavens. I went
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  Speaker 3: to that tree and was cut down. But the trunk
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  Speaker 3: was bound with iron and bronze, and the dew of
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  Speaker 3: heaven covered me until I confess that Heaven rules etomo.
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  Speaker 3: Then my reason was returned to me. May honor was restored,
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  Speaker 3: and I returned to the throne, not by merit, but
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  Speaker 3: by grace.
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  Speaker 1: Daniel, called by the king, approached nebukud Nezza looked at
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  Speaker 1: him with gratitude.
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  Speaker 3: Man of God, your word was faithful. What advice do
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  Speaker 3: you now offer to a king who has returned from the.
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  Speaker 6: Dust, Daniel answered gently, be fair, have mercy on the
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  Speaker 6: poor judge without bribery, honor the God who raised you.
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  Speaker 1: The king nodded, as if finally finding the way. Then
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  Speaker 1: new days began in Babylon. The taxes were eased, judgments
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  Speaker 1: became swift and just. The temples of the idols grew quiet,
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  Speaker 1: and the palace doors opened to the humble. In the squares,
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  Speaker 1: people talked about the king's miracle. Some mocked in secret, others,
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  Speaker 1: with teary eyes, repeated the sky rules. One afternoon, on
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  Speaker 1: the terrace where he had once boasted, Nebuchadnezza gazed at
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  Speaker 1: the city. The sun was setting, igniting the walls with
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  Speaker 1: a light, not from gold, but from the twilight itself.
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  Speaker 1: By his side, Daniel remained silent. The king said, here
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  Speaker 1: was my downfall. Here I confessed.
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  Speaker 6: Here also begins your testimony.
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  Speaker 1: As night fell, the king called a meeting in the
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  Speaker 1: grand courtyard. Torches burned like earthly constellations amidst the people.
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  Speaker 1: The three young men who came out of the furnace
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  Speaker 1: were visible, firm and composed. Nebuchadnezza raised his.
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  Speaker 3: Voice, sadrak me shakh and Abednigo in front of everyone.
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  Speaker 6: I give thanks for your God.
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  Speaker 3: I wish I had learned from your fire before knowing
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  Speaker 3: my madness.
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  Speaker 1: Hannaias replied.
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  Speaker 3: The Almighty right straight on lines we cannot see.
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  Speaker 1: Then the herald read the final proclamation.
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  Speaker 6: Let it be known throughout my empire the Heaven's rule.
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  Speaker 6: Pride leads to downfall, and the most high can humble
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  Speaker 6: those who walk in arrogance.
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  Speaker 1: It was not a threat, but a loving warning, carrying
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  Speaker 1: the weight of a life shattered and rebuilt. That same night,
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  Speaker 1: nebukud Netta went to his chambers before sleeping, he knelt,
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  Speaker 1: Lord of.
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  Speaker 3: The skies, I who thought I was the master of
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  Speaker 3: time was counted like the dew of a morning. Keep
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  Speaker 3: me in the truth.
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  Speaker 1: The room became quiet, the city breathed, and the stars
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  Speaker 1: seemed to lean over Babylon. Over the years, the king's
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  Speaker 1: reputation changed color. From a feared conqueror, he became a
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  Speaker 1: wise sovereign. Travelers would say.
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  Speaker 2: In Babylon, a man tasted dust and found true glory
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  Speaker 2: in schools.
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  Speaker 1: The boys learned not only laws and measurements, but also
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  Speaker 1: the song of the restored King. And when nebuchut Neza's
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  Speaker 1: days were fulfilled, there was no despair in the palace.
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  Speaker 1: There was a ceremony. He called his officials and said.
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  Speaker 3: The stone that strikes the feet of iron and clay
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  Speaker 3: will fill the earth. Governments will come and go, but
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  Speaker 3: the unshakable kingdom remains. The