✨The Surprising Reality
When Daniel entered Nebuchadnezzar's court around 580 BC, he wasn't just a captive—he fit the profile of a Babylonian official.
🤔The Context Question
But here's what most people don't realize: Babylonian administrative seals show Jewish individuals held significant bureaucratic roles during the exile.
📚What We Know
Several seal impressions discovered near Babylon bear Hebrew names and Babylonian titles from the sixth century. While Daniel is not named directly, his position matches patterns found in the Al-Yahudu tablets. But understanding his influence requires using the app's name‑mention cross‑reference and timeline overlays.
Explore the Full Context
Jump to 586 BC and see exactly how Jewish elites functioned in exile—discover what this reveals about Daniel's role in Babylon.
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📖Biblical References
Scripture references supporting this historical context