The signs and wonders that the Most High God has performed with me, it has seemed good to me to declare.

Daniel 4:1-3.

3. How did Nebuchadnezzar’s rulership compare with God’s?

³ With those far-reaching words the then king of Babylon called attention, not to his own Babylonian Empire, the Third World Power of Bible history, but to the kingdom and rulership of the Most High God.

4. Did Nebuchadnezzar thus proclaim a god higher than Marduk?

⁴ India and other modern nations and tribes have their national or tribal gods, and ancient Babylon had its gods. But Nebuchadnezzar, a worshiper of the Babylonian god Marduk, was obliged to proclaim world wide that there is a Most High God, who performs signs and wonders that are great and wonderful, in proof of his real existence. Nebuchadnezzar’s proclamation tells about this.