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The Miracle of the Fiery Furnace

The Book of Daniel, Part 5

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The Miracle of the Fiery Furnace: The Book of Daniel, Part 5

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Rabbi Mendel Dubov is the director of Chabad in Sussex County, NJ, and a member of faculty at the Rabbinical College of America in Morristown, NJ.
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Elisheva Lugger Saint Peters June 20, 2024

Thank you Rabbi Dubov, I enjoyed this lesson on fiery furnace, you explained it with such clarity, Please continue teaching us . Reply

Tiong Ling Mulgrave, Melbourne Australia March 24, 2020

Hi Rabbi Dubov, Thank you very much for your explanation on the book of Daniel. After watching the miracle that happened in the fiery furnace, I learned a lot from you. As I am a pastor of a church and my church for this first six months will be preaching on the Book of Daniel. I couldn't find the incident that Nebuchanezzar who was a general to a king Assyria. Could I have your provided information from Rabbi Rashi that taken from the gemora? Also, where was Daniel when his three friends were thrown inside the fiery furnace? Reply

Anonymous Arizona, USA June 8, 2015

The Miracle of the Fiery Furnace, Part 5 of Daniel Thank you Rabbi Dubov, you are a fantastic teacher. I like your entusiasm and dedication on the subject. I am very pleased. One thing I like most is that you read in Hebrew which trains my ears to listen to this beautiful language which I want to learn so much. By listening to you actually brings joy to my heart and soul to learn the wonderful works Hashem, blessed be He, has done throughout the ages.Thank you
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