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The God of Daniel spoke for Black Stars against Three Lions
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The God of Daniel spoke for Black Stars against Three Lions

From Ghanaian Times · () English

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  • Ghana's Black Stars faced England's Three Lions in a 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier.
  • The match's narrative is compared to the biblical story of 'Daniel in the Lions' Den.'
  • The article suggests divine intervention favored Ghana in the encounter.

The recent 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier between Ghana's Black Stars and England's Three Lions has drawn a biblical parallel, with the Ghanaian Times likening the match to the story of 'Daniel in the Lions' Den.' The publication frames Ghana's performance and outcome as a testament to divine favor.

The article draws a direct comparison to the biblical account in the Book of Daniel, Chapter six, which recounts how an obedient and righteous Daniel was protected from lions. This narrative is used to imbue the football match with a sense of righteous struggle and ultimate deliverance for the Ghanaian team.

By invoking this powerful biblical allegory, the Ghanaian Times suggests that Ghana's resilience and performance against a formidable opponent like England were not merely due to skill or strategy, but also due to a higher power intervening on their behalf. The framing implies that Ghana, like Daniel, faced a dangerous situation but emerged triumphant due to their 'righteousness' and perhaps the 'God of Daniel.'

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