The excellent spirit in Daniel caused the Satraps to be_____________________________

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Christian Religious Studies - 2019 (Objective) Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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The excellent spirit in Daniel caused the Satraps to be_____________________________

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The excellent spirit in Daniel caused the Satraps to be jealous of him. In other words, the Satraps became envious of Daniel's abilities and virtues, such as his wisdom, honesty, and faithfulness, which earned him favor and promotion from the king. As a result, they plotted against him and tried to find fault with him, but they could not because of his excellent spirit. This story from the book of Daniel in the Bible teaches us that jealousy and envy can lead people to do evil things, but those who remain faithful and committed to their beliefs will ultimately triumph over their enemies.
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