In the book of Daniel, why were the officials unable to find any ground for complaint against Daniel?
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Correct answer: He was faithful, and no error or fault was found in him
Daniel 6:4 notes that the satraps couldn't find any corruption in Daniel because he was 'faithful.' His professional and personal integrity was so consistent that his enemies had to attack his religion instead.
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