Product Description
by Darius E. James (Author)
Daniel's Missiles is one of the many books from the Flames On The Altar Ministry's Praying Through The Bible Book Collection. This book collection aims to pull out powerful and strategic prayer points based on each book and chapter of the Bible. The goal of Dr. Darius Ellis James through this specific book collection is to create effective prayer resources to help the Body of Christ strategically pray scriptures and cultivate a fervent and intimate prayer life.
Daniel's Missiles is a book filled with strategic prayer declarations based upon the Bible verses found in the book of Daniel. According to Merriam-Webster, a missile is "an object (such as a weapon) thrown or projected usually so as to strike something at a distance." Therefore, just like a missile, the prayers in this book are a weapon fashioned by the Holy Spirit that is yielded by the Believer to strike the enemy at a distance. The prayer declarations in this book are not just for your present but also for your distant future. Prayer is the only thing that the Believer has that can be launched out into his future to attack the enemy and to destroy the plans of Satan against his life and loved ones.
Daniel was one of the major prophets in the Hebrew Bible and the Christian Old Testament. The book of Daniel is named after the prophet Daniel, who was a courtier in the royal court during the Babylonian captivity. The book of Daniel is divided into two main parts: the first part (chapters 1-6) is an account of the life of Daniel and his friends, and the second part (chapters 7-12) is a series of prophetic visions and dreams. The book of Daniel is written in Hebrew, with some sections also written in Aramaic.
Furthermore, the main themes and topics from the book of Daniel include:
- God's sovereignty and power over the affairs of nations and individuals
- The importance of faith, obedience, and steadfastness in the face of persecution and challenges
- The fulfillment of prophecies and the concept of God's timing
- The existence and reality of angels and demons
- The importance of prayer and communication with God
- The concept of God's kingdom and the eventual triumph of good over evil
