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Daniel 2 describes a human image with a gold head, silver chest and arms, a copper-alloy belly and thighs, iron legs, and feet of iron mixed with clay. The Daniel Image model (DAN) asks whether this material sequence and the 60-by-6-cubit dimensions of the image in Daniel 3 can support a numerical arrangement of the chemical elements.

 Here is the actual outline used for the RAE TV show on this topic.  Has some bonus goodies that can only be read in my book The Chemistry of God!

 Explore the Daniel Statue interactively and see how the statue's six sections correspond to the structure of the periodic table and creation function.  Much of the anatomical skeleton of the human image maps onto a elemental structure.

  In this presentation,  I examine the Daniel Image Periodic Structure (DAN), a model based on the metallic image described in Daniel 2 and the dimensions of Nebuchadnezzar’s image in Daniel 3. The biblical sequence—gold, silver, brass, iron, and iron mixed with clay—appears in reverse atomic-number order, while Daniel 3 adds two explicit numerical constraints: 60 cubits in height and 6 cubits in breadth.
 

  This video explains how Daniel’s image prophecy is mapped onto the periodic table within a Daniel Image Dashboard simulation. It walks through building the body from the feet upward using 60 by 6 cubit dimensions, starting with toes as hydrogen through neon and continuing through clay chemistry at the foot, iron at the kneecaps, brass thighs and belly, silver for the chest and arms, and gold for the head.

My Chemistry of God concept presented at the WMCF.  It introduces the topic of COG, and provides the background for the Creation Function, which is closely mirrored by the Daniel Image pattern.  The Statue is presented second, alongside two other potential Periodic Table structures found in the Bible.  The entire presentation is relevant to the Daniel Statue because elements of its pattern can be seen in each of the three models.