DID NEBUCHADNEZAR COME TO FAITH?

It reminds us that the matter is entirely in God's hands ...nothing to do with us.

Yes . . we talked about him and he would be an interesting one as well. Per your prior study, assuming Lot is saved . . then there is hope for anyone :)

One day we will know. Nebuchadnezzar is one of the first peopleI I would like to talk to in heaven (provided he's there). Also, I would like to talk to Abimelech.

Great discussion. In Daniel 5: 18-22 . . Daniel is talking to Nebudchadnezzar's son, Belteshazzar (who had fallen back into pride). Daniel recounts that, because of pride, his father Nebudchadnezzar "was driven from the sonnes of men" and lived "with the wild asses" where he was fed grass like oxen. So . . this supports the idea that Nebudchadnezzar's ordeal was an actual rather than a symbolic experience. A humiliating ordeal whereby he learned to respect the Most High God. I still very much like John's input however. There is meaning to it which seems to be how Reg said. God will give you what you want and if you choose to follow Lucifer, you may manifest like Nebudchadnezzar did. I still don't know if he was saved . . although by writing an account that was included in scripture . . I think there is some hope that he was. The missing information we don't know . . did he become a servant to others? Maybe the chapter he wrote is his "fruit" of his repentance.