Nabu returns to the scriptorium carrying more than Daniel’s story.
When Bel-iddin accuses him of beginning to believe the old Hebrew, Nabu cannot dismiss the question as easily as he once might have. Daniel’s account of kingdoms, a stone, and a kingdom that will never pass away has unsettled something deeper.
In Scroll X of The Daniel Scroll, Nabu lies awake beneath the Babylonian sky with Daniel’s stone in his hand. He does not pray. He does not chant to Nabu. And when sleep finally comes, he dreams of a mountain—and hears something calling him by name.
Read Scroll X — The Stone in My Hand and continue Nabu’s journey as certainty begins to give way to questions he can no longer ignore.
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