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  Warren Wiersbe’s commentary on Daniel, found in his book Be Resolute (Daniel): Determining to Go God's Direction , provides practical and theological insights into the text, emphasizing God’s sovereignty and the dangers of pride. Below is a summary of Wiersbe’s commentary on Daniel 4:28–35, based on his approach in the Be series, which focuses on biblical theology, practical application, and accessible exegesis for lay readers. amazon.com amazon.com Context of Daniel 4:28–35 Daniel 4 recounts King Nebuchadnezzar’s humbling experience, where his pride leads to divine judgment. In verses 28–35, the narrative describes the fulfillment of God’s warning through Daniel’s interpretation of the king’s dream: Nebuchadnezzar’s pride results in a period of insanity, living like a beast, until he acknowledges God’s sovereignty. Wiersbe’s Commentary on Daniel 4:28–35 The Fulfillment of God’s Warning (vv. 28–30) : Wiersbe notes that Nebuchadnezzar had been warned by Daniel to repent and...

  Colossians 3:1–11: Heaven on Earth Warren W. Wiersbe’s commentary on Colossians 3, found in his book Be Complete (Colossians): Become the Whole Person God Intends You to Be , part of his "Be" series, provides a practical and accessible exposition of the chapter, emphasizing the supremacy of Christ and its implications for Christian living. Wiersbe, known for his clear, concise, and application-oriented approach, divides his commentary on Colossians 3 into two main sections: "Heaven on Earth" (Colossians 3:1–11) and "All Dressed Up and Someplace to Go" (Colossians 3:12–17) , with additional comments on Christian households (Colossians 3:18–4:1) . Below is a summary of his key insights on Colossians 3, based on available information from his works.amazon.comamazon.comeverand.com Colossians 3:1–11: Heaven on Earth Wiersbe emphasizes that Paul’s exhortation in Colossians 3:1–4 to "seek the things that are above" and "set your minds on things ...