Belshazzar holds a feast, drinks from vessels taken from Jerusalem’s temple, and praises idols. A hand writes on the wall; Daniel interprets the message as God’s verdict that Belshazzar has been weighed and found wanting, and Babylon falls that same night to the Medes and Persians.
Belshazzar holds a feast, drinks from vessels taken from Jerusalem’s temple, and praises idols. A hand writes on the wall; Daniel interprets the message as God’s verdict that Belshazzar has been weighed and found wanting, and Babylon falls that same night to the Medes and Persians.
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