Nebuchadnezzar: A ‘King of Kings’
Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, had a tremendous impact on the nation of Israel and the history of the ancient Near East. He is referred to by name over 90 times in the Old Testament and has the ignominious distinction of being the man who destroyed Jerusalem and Solomon’s Temple and who ended the human rule of David’s dynasty. Nebuchadnezzar II was the son and crown prince of NabopolassarGet More Articles—Subscribe Today!
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Why does God regard Babylon (gold) greater than the Persians (who are silver)? And Persia greater than Greece (who is only brass), and so forth?
Thank for your study on Nebuchadnectar. How do you know that the temple in Jerusalem was destroyed in 586B.C. As other commentators cite 588-585 B.C.?
Thank you for your reply.
Kind regards Michael