Daniylis fire was of a different making. He was forbidden to worship anyone other than Darius (“one who conserves/restrains”; unrefined will) (Daniyl 6:6-7) and Daniyl’s response: “…he went into his house (mental temple).

And in his upper (exalted) room (mind space) where the windows (mental entrances) opened toward Jerusalem (“peace”), he knelt (humbled his mind) on his knees (blessing) three (conviction) times in a day and prayed, and gave thanks before Yahweh, just as he had done before (before the fire came).” (Daniyl 6:10)

Like his three comrades the decision is made. The den (lurking) of lions (“violence, pluck”; severe convictions, mental threats) it would be. So great was Daniyl’s conviction that even king Darius stated, “Your Might, Whom you serve so faithfully, will have to save you.” (Daniyl 6:16) After being thrown in the lions den overnight, Darius rushes to see Daniyl and this response comes from Daniyl: “0 king, live forever (a renewal from the unrefined will to a singular will with Yahweh)! Yahweh has sent His malak (mind “message”) and has closed the lions (mental violence) mouths (breath), so that they (violent thoughts brought by and through the fire of Yahweh, the immersion) have not hurt me. For I (“mighty judge” of thoughts) have been found innocent (the virgin mentality of the 144,000) before Him; and also before you, 0 king, have I done no harm.” (Daniyl 6:21-22)
Another man (thought) that would never doubt again! All the way in, all the way out! Mental death for a mental resurrection, physical body intact. Option 1, and this before the appointed time of perfection on the earth. Daniyl as with his three brothers, are all manifestations of the exact meaning of their names, but not to be mistaken as physical representations. Each thought (man) a part of the conscience of each chosen soul if that soul chooses it. We all have a Daniyl, a Hananyah, a Mishayl, and an Azaryah within. The question is, will yoa let those thoughts guide you into the fire, whether furnace or lion’s den or of another making? Yahshua (“Yahweh saves”) was the last sacrifice. In it’s fullness it was the thought leading to the idea that Yahweh alone can redeem a soul. That Yahweh alone can guide a soul.

That Yahweh alone was, is and will forever be the ONLY source of power. (Isayah 44:6, 8, 45:5, 14, 18, 21, 22, 46:9). It is the unearthing of the concept that mankind was never intended to think apart from Yahweh. “Reverence Yahweh by keeping His Laws, for this is the whole duty of man”. (Ecclesiastes 12:13)