•	What was the purpose of King Nebuchadnezzar’s golden image? (verse 1)
•	What were the people of Babylon instructed to do and what choice were they given? (verse 4 -7)
•	What modern day parallels are there that challenge the sovereignty of God.
•	Are there any particular idols that we ‘worship’ that take the place of God in our lives?
•	Contrast what King Nebuchadnezzar said about God in Chapter 2 v 47 with what he says about God in chapter 3 v15. What might have been the reasons for this change of heart?
•	Why did Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego refuse to bow down?
•	What does verse 18 tell you about the Jews understanding of God’s ways?
•	What does the miracle of the fourth figure in the fire represent? (v25)
•	Are there any times that you can think of when you felt God walking close beside you in times of trouble?
•	How can our witness of trusting in God’s sovereignty have a major impact on others? (v 28-29)

•	What was the purpose of King Nebuchadnezzar’s golden image? (verse 1)
•	What were the people of Babylon instructed to do and what choice were they given? (verse 4 -7)
•	What modern day parallels are there that challenge the sovereignty of God.
•	Are there any particular idols that we ‘worship’ that take the place of God in our lives?
•	Contrast what King Nebuchadnezzar said about God in Chapter 2 v 47 with what he says about God in chapter 3 v15. What might have been the reasons for this change of heart?
•	Why did Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego refuse to bow down?
•	What does verse 18 tell you about the Jews understanding of God’s ways?
•	What does the miracle of the fourth figure in the fire represent? (v25)
•	Are there any times that you can think of when you felt God walking close beside you in times of trouble?
•	How can our witness of trusting in God’s sovereignty have a major impact on others? (v 28-29)

•	What was the purpose of King Nebuchadnezzar’s golden image? (verse 1)
•	What were the people of Babylon instructed to do and what choice were they given? (verse 4 -7)
•	What modern day parallels are there that challenge the sovereignty of God.
•	Are there any particular idols that we ‘worship’ that take the place of God in our lives?
•	Contrast what King Nebuchadnezzar said about God in Chapter 2 v 47 with what he says about God in chapter 3 v15. What might have been the reasons for this change of heart?
•	Why did Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego refuse to bow down?
•	What does verse 18 tell you about the Jews understanding of God’s ways?
•	What does the miracle of the fourth figure in the fire represent? (v25)
•	Are there any times that you can think of when you felt God walking close beside you in times of trouble?
•	How can our witness of trusting in God’s sovereignty have a major impact on others? (v 28-29)