In an apocryphal story associated with this book, the prophet Habakkuk brings food to the title character.
One prophetic dream in this book tells of an immense tree with "food for all" being chopped down. Another talks of a statue made up of gold, silver, bronze, iron, and clay, representing kingdoms current and future. In an apocryphal story associated with this book, the prophet Habakkuk brings food to the title character. In addition to Bel and the Dragon, another apocryphal story sometimes included in this book discusses the story of Susanna, while the book is better known for a tale involving a fiery furnace and another tale about Belshazzar's feast. For 10 points, name this book of the Bible whose namesake was thrown in a den with some lions.
One prophetic dream in this book tells of an immense tree with "food for all" being chopped down.
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