- AUTHORSHIP
- Anonymous
- DATE & CONTEXT
- Date uncertain; preserved in ancient Greek forms of Daniel
- READING TO EXPLORE · NOT A QUOTATION
- Susanna, read as a complete narrative; often Daniel 13 in other traditions
The big picture.
Susanna tells of a woman falsely accused by men who misuse their authority. Daniel exposes the accusation by questioning the witnesses separately. The story insists that status does not make a claim true and that justice requires careful attention to evidence. It appears within Daniel or as a separately titled section, depending on the tradition and edition.
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PRACTICAL REFLECTION
Live it.
- 01
Refuse to repeat an accusation you have not examined.
- 02
Listen seriously to a person whose voice has been dismissed.
- 03
Support fair procedures that hold powerful people accountable.
PAUSE & REFLECT
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