Thrown to the Lions

More about the book

Set against the backdrop of Jerusalem's destruction and Babylonian captivity, the story follows Daniel, who gains the favor of King Darius despite the jealousy of the Magi. As the Hebrew people face the consequences of their disobedience to God, Daniel navigates the treacherous court politics while trying to maintain his faith. The tension between loyalty, jealousy, and divine purpose drives the narrative, highlighting themes of resilience and the struggle against adversity.