This week and next we will explore the same six verses to see the “who, what, and why” of the dream. We will also look at Daniel’s involvement. This will set the stage for looking at the dream itself and the king’s reaction to Daniel, to God, and to the dream as we continue in the book.One of the great things we see here is Daniel’s immediate focus on God. In fact, prior to giving the answer, Daniel’s focus is on giving God, and God alone, the glory. What a risk Daniel took after the king directly asked him, “Can you interpret the dream?” Daniel knew that the king had just threatened to kill everyone who could not do it, and yet his first words were not “Yes,” but “NO, no one can.”That is exactly what the king had heard previously, and he was not in the mood to hear it again. Daniel, with the confidence of God’s wisdom and power, was very capable of making the statement, because he knew he had the right answer, AND because he knew it was VERY important to give the credit clearly to God, since he knew God was the one giving the answer not Daniel.What about us? Are we focused on making sure we are getting our answers from God? Or is that secondary to the issue at hand? Let God be the “who, what, and why” in all the answers you have to give this week.