Babylonian Exile

People caught up in the Babylonian captivity, from the last kings of Judah to the exiles and officials of Nebuchadnezzar's court.

23 profiles tagged Babylonian Exile.

Oil-painting style portrait of Arioch, Commander of the King’s Guard, Babylonian commander who facilitated Daniel’s interpretation of Nebuchadnezzar’s dream

Arioch, Commander of the King’s Guard

Babylonian commander who facilitated Daniel’s interpretation of Nebuchadnezzar’s dream

A high-ranking Babylonian official under Nebuchadnezzar II tasked with executing the royal wise men before Daniel intervened.

Exilic Period
View profile →
No Portrait

Ashpenaz

Man living at the time of Exile and Return

View profile →
Oil-painting style portrait of Azariah, Companion of Daniel, Youth who survived the fiery furnace with Shadrach and Meshach

Azariah, Companion of Daniel

Youth who survived the fiery furnace with Shadrach and Meshach

A noble youth of Judah taken into Babylonian captivity who survived the fiery furnace after refusing to worship Nebuchadnezzar’s golden image.

Exilic Period
View profile →
No Portrait

Azzur

Man living at the time of Exile and Return

View profile →
Oil-painting style portrait of Belshazzar, King of Babylon who saw the supernatural writing on the wall during a sacrilegious feast

Belshazzar

King of Babylon who saw the supernatural writing on the wall during a sacrilegious feast

The final ruler of the Babylonian Empire mentioned in the book of Daniel, known for the 'writing on the wall' incident during a sacrilegious feast.

Exilic Period
View profile →
Oil-painting style portrait of Belshazzar's Queen, Queen who advised King Belshazzar to summon Daniel to interpret the writing on the wall

Belshazzar's Queen

Queen who advised King Belshazzar to summon Daniel to interpret the writing on the wall

The queen of Babylon who entered Belshazzar's feast to advise the king to consult Daniel regarding the writing on the wall.

Exilic Period
View profile →
No Portrait

Benaiah

Man living at the time of Exile and Return

View profile →
No Portrait

Buzi

Man living at the time of Exile and Return

View profile →
Oil-painting style symbolic depiction of Daniel, Prophet of the Exile, a figure seen in prophetic vision

Daniel, Prophet of the Exile

Prophet who survived the lions' den and interpreted the handwriting on the wall

A Judean exile who rose to high office in Babylon and Persia, known for his uncompromising faith, wisdom, and prophetic visions concerning the rise and fall of world empires.

Exilic Period
View profile →
Oil-painting style portrait of Darius the Mede, King who reluctantly cast Daniel into the lions' den and later praised the living God

Darius the Mede

King who reluctantly cast Daniel into the lions' den and later praised the living God

The Median ruler who assumed control of the Babylonian kingdom after the fall of Belshazzar and famously spared Daniel from the lions' den.

Exilic Period
View profile →
No Portrait

Ezekiel

Prophet living at the time of Exile and Return

View profile →
Oil-painting style portrait of Hananiah, Friend of Daniel, Judean exile who survived being thrown into a fiery furnace for refusing to worship a golden idol

Hananiah, Friend of Daniel

Judean exile who survived being thrown into a fiery furnace for refusing to worship a golden idol

One of four Judean youths taken into Babylonian exile, known by the Babylonian name Shadrach, who survived the blazing fiery furnace.

Exilic Period
View profile →
No Portrait

Jaazaniah

Man living at the time of Exile and Return

View profile →
No Portrait

Jaazaniah

Man living at the time of Exile and Return

View profile →
No Portrait

Melzar

Man living at the time of Exile and Return

View profile →
Oil-painting style portrait of Michael, the Chief Prince, Archangel who leads the heavenly host and protects the people of Israel

Michael, the Chief Prince

Archangel who leads the heavenly host and protects the people of Israel

A celestial prince and archangel who serves as the spiritual guardian of Israel and leader of the heavenly armies against spiritual forces.

Exilic Period
View profile →
Oil-painting style portrait of Mishael, Companion of Daniel, Judean noble who was renamed Meshach and miraculously survived the fiery furnace

Mishael, Companion of Daniel

Judean noble who was renamed Meshach and miraculously survived the fiery furnace

Mishael was a noble youth from Judah who was taken into Babylonian captivity and miraculously survived a fiery furnace after refusing to worship a golden idol.

Exilic Period
View profile →
Oil-painting style portrait of Oholah, Symbolic representation of Samaria in Ezekiel's prophecy

Oholah

Symbolic representation of Samaria in Ezekiel's prophecy

A symbolic woman representing the city of Samaria and the Northern Kingdom of Israel in a prophetic allegory regarding spiritual unfaithfulness.

Exilic Period
View profile →
Oil-painting style portrait of Oholibah, Symbolic figure representing Jerusalem's infidelity in the book of Ezekiel

Oholibah

Symbolic figure representing Jerusalem's infidelity in the book of Ezekiel

A symbolic figure representing the city of Jerusalem and its spiritual infidelity during the Exilic Period.

Exilic Period
View profile →
No Portrait

Pelatiah

Man living at the time of Exile and Return

View profile →
Oil-painting style scene of The Satraps Who Accused Daniel, figures from the Bible

The Satraps Who Accused Daniel

Officials who conspired to have Daniel thrown into the lions' den

A collective group of high-ranking Persian officials who conspired to execute Daniel by manipulating King Darius into issuing an irrevocable decree regarding prayer.

Exilic Period
View profile →
No Portrait

Shaphan

Man living at the time of Exile and Return

View profile →
Oil-painting style scene of The Wise Men of Babylon, figures from the Bible

The Wise Men of Babylon

Royal advisors who failed to interpret Nebuchadnezzar's dream

A collective of scholars, enchanters, and advisors to King Nebuchadnezzar who failed to interpret his dream, leading to the rise of Daniel in the Babylonian court.

Exilic Period
View profile →