He is saved from slavery by Ashpenaz, and later convinces Arioch not to kill him, leading to his rise to prominence.
He is saved from slavery by Ashpenaz, and later convinces Arioch not to kill him, leading to his rise to prominence. In one story, Habbakuk must be carried to Shinar by the hair to save him from starvation, and in another his friends are saved by the prayer of Azariah. His vision on the River Ulai involves four beasts of successively greater strength, and his greatest prophecy concerns the "seventy sevens." He gained the King's favor by revealing his dream about a fallen statue. FTP, name this prophet who predicted the fall of Babylon by interpreting the phrase "mene, mene, tekel, parsin" written on a wall at Belshazzar's Feast.
He is saved from slavery by Ashpenaz, and later convinces Arioch not to kill him, leading to his rise to prominence.
{Daniel} (accept {Belteshazzar})