Daniel à Babylone

Daniel stands in the doorway of a Babylonian home, framed by patterned stonework, a carved green door, a potted shrub, and doves along the street. The distant city architecture places him within Babylon, the land of exile where he served foreign kings while remaining faithful to the God of Israel. His open hands and steady posture present him as a prophet living with integrity in a culture not his own. The scene recalls Daniel’s life after Judah’s captivity: wisdom, prayer, and covenant loyalty practiced in an unfamiliar empire. For teaching and ministry use, the artwork supports lessons on exile, faithfulness under pressure, godly witness, and the Lord’s sustaining presence among His people far from home.