Kesenangan Sang Raja

A lavish royal table is spread with rich food: a roasted pig surrounded by fruit, herbs, serving vessels, cups, and a golden pitcher. The feast represents the king’s delicacies offered in Babylon to Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego after they were taken into captivity and trained for service in the palace. The subject points to Daniel 1, where the young Hebrews refused to defile themselves with the king’s food and wine, choosing obedience to God over the privileges of an empire. The abundance of the table contrasts with their quiet conviction: faithfulness is tested not only in suffering, but also in comfort, appetite, and honor. This artwork is suited for teaching on holiness, exile, spiritual discipline, youth discipleship, and standing firm under cultural pressure.