Daniel finds himself once again an unenviable position. He can avoid a serious threat by lying. He chooses to tell the truth. Then Daniel could have spent the following 12 months using his considerable power to prepare for the disaster of a government coup, knowing that he was strongly associated with his name-giver, the Emperor. He seemingly did nothing and humbly trusted God's sovereign hand instead of scheming. Nebuchadnezzar is shown in exact contrast. He can also avoid an unenviable period – in his case by recognizing truth. Yet he doesn't. Nebuchadnezzar could have chosen to humbly trust God's sovereign hand yet he chooses to revel in his considerable power instead. In the end, he ends up joining Daniel in (some level of) trusting the True King.

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