The king's food


At the time of solomon israel spits then the northern side is conquered Assyrians the southern side is later conquered by Bablony, then all good educated men are taken to serve the king, including a man named daniel  was taken to Babylon, and told to eat the king's food but it was food that God told not to eat, in the picture it showed pig owl and raven which was unclean!’ so they told the person in charge of them that for “ten day he gives them nothing but vegetables and water [all vegetables are ok] and see if they stronger and healthier then others who ate the king's food”; and they looked healthier and stronger then the others who ate the kings food, so they were trained 3 years for royal service, the lesson we need to learn is to have self control and obedience, when it's hard to obey God or you mom and dad or others remember  they mean the best for us. Self control when no ones there you can’t do it alone you need God’s help and God will, so daniel Hananiah mAshael Azariah had more hard tests but they stayed true to the one true God you should do that to in times of persecution, summery  time: Danil and his friends had self control and obedience even in times of persecution like you should do to. Have obedience and self control. You can’t do it alone, you need God’s help if you ask God will help you knock and the door will be answered you. God is good all the time. He will help you in your time of need. So trust the lord in times of persecution have self control and obedience God is good when you call God will answer. Bye see you soon THE END.

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