Daniel is thrown into the lions' den, but an angel is with him and the lions do him no harm. The story stands for faithfulness under threat.

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DanielDanielThe Fiery FurnaceThe Fiery FurnaceBelshazzar's FeastBelshazzar's FeastAt King Belshazzar's feast, a hand wrote on the palace wall. None of the wise men could read it except Daniel. He declared that Belshazzar's kingdom had been weighed and would come to an end.At King Belshazzar's feast, a hand wrote on the palace wall. None of the wise men could read it except Daniel. He declared that Belshazzar's kingdom had been weighed and would come to an end.Daniel in the lions' denDaniel in the lions' denTwo wicked elders lay in wait for Susanna in her husband's garden and pressed her. She refused them despite their threat of false accusation. She chose to stay faithful to God.Two wicked elders lay in wait for Susanna in her husband's garden and pressed her. She refused them despite their threat of false accusation. She chose to stay faithful to God.As Susanna was led to execution, young Daniel cried out before the people. He questioned the two elders separately and proved their testimony false. Susanna was freed and her accusers were punished.As Susanna was led to execution, young Daniel cried out before the people. He questioned the two elders separately and proved their testimony false. Susanna was freed and her accusers were punished.