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Daniel is a figure in the Hebrew Bible whose story is told in the Book of Daniel, which contains visions and accounts of his experiences as an exile in Babylon. The book matters because it has profoundly influenced Jewish and Christian theology, apocalyptic literature, and interpretations of prophecy throughout history.
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- Given name
- Daniel
- Gender
- male
- Place of birth
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- Place of death
- Babylon
- Occupation
- prophet
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- Akkadian
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- Significant event
- Daniel in the lions' den
- Said to be same as
- Daniel in Islam
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ダニエル(ヘブライ語: דָּנִיּאֵל 現代ヘブライ語: Daniyyel, アラビア語: Dāniyāl, دانيال)は旧約聖書の『ダニエル書』に登場するユダヤ人男性。ユダヤ名がダニエルで、ベルテシャツァルはバビロンの宮廷でつけられた名前である。ダニエルとは、ヘブライ語で「神は私の裁判官である」という意味がある。キリスト教においては預言者だが、ユダヤ教では預言者とはみなされない。ダニエル書の伝えるダニエルの物語は以下のようなものである。 正教会でダニイルと呼ばれ聖人とされる。
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