"Mene Mene Teqel Uparsin": Daniel 5:25 in Cuneiform
This article reflects on the interpretation of the writing on the wall of Daniel 5:26-28. The article starts to consider the particular problem why the Babylonians could not read these Aramaic words when Aramaic was an official court language. It is proposed that the inscription was a number written in cuneiform, which was translated into Aramaic and then interpreted.
The Book of Daniel – Lesson 5 Daniel ch. 5
Kaiser presents an outline and exposition of Daniel 5.
The Gods do not Live Among Humans
Looking at the artifacts of ancient Babylon, this article show how Daniel's reference to Belshazzar (Daniel 5) corresponds with the reality of history. This proves that biblical records correspond with history and are reliable, and that biblical events were real historical events.
Daniel 5 - The Handwriting on the Wall!
This article is a Bible study on Daniel 5.