Telugu Tv Show Probe

Probe is a Telugu show broadcast on the Aradana channel. In this show, ‘The Book Of Daniel’ is recited. The book is about three young men, where they stood for their conscience even when threatened with death. The host of this show, Nirmala Abraham, talks with Felix Joy, who recites the book. The first chapter in this book says that God honors those who honor him and follow his principles. In chapter two of this book, it is written that the purposes of God aren’t folding on the planet earth. In chapter three, it is written about the Nebuchadnezzar King, who is setting a golden statue for him. Felix recites verses six to ten. Each chapter teaches us a new thing about God. Felix recites these stories from the book of Daniel. He clears the doubts asked by Nirmala. In this way, the audience can also clear all their doubts and understand this book better.

In the third chapter, the king called upon people to worship his statue. Nirmala further explains the traits of this king. The king wanted to be the ruler of the world. Felix also asks why does the statue be of the proportions it was built. Felix and Nirmala have conversations regarding this book. Nirmala has extra facts regarding each of these stories. The king wanted to make a statue that is visible through miles as he got a vision from God of a golden statue. But God just showed him the head of the statue. In his greed to be the ruler of the world, he built the whole statue. Nirmala points out that God has rewards for every hard work human beings do. Nebuchadnezzar had so much power, army, and success that he saw himself as a god. The same was the case with Hitler and ‘Alexander the great’ as they started seeing them as God. Chapter three is divided into three parts. The three P’s in this chapter is ‘The pressure as confirm,’ ‘The power of conviction,’ and ‘The presence of Christ.’ Nirmala also points out the similarities between revelation and the ‘New Testament’. Nirmala says that Nebuchadnezzar told to bow before his statue said that they would rather die than bow before him.