This implies that God has ordained evildoers to suffer some form of repercussion in this world before ultimately facing His judgement in eternity.
23 Then was the king exceedingly glad for him, and commanded that they should take Daniel up out of the den. So Daniel was taken up out of the den, and no manner of hurt was found upon him, because he believed in his God.
In today’s memory verse, the Holy Spirit specifically admonishes us to ensure that we do not suffer as admonishes us to ensure that we do not suffer as evildoers.
We see an example of such people in today’s Bible reading. Out of envy, these evildoers came up with a scheme to entrap Daniel and destroy him completely to their own benefit. Evildoers usually perpetrate their evil works by cleverly disguising their schemes as harmless. Everyone else within the system is usually ignorant of the real purpose and objectives of their actions, except by the help of the Spirit of discernment.
Indeed, evildoers may sometimes rise to the top in a family, community, nation or even in the Church of God, but they shall be suddenly cut off, as it happened to Daniel’s adversaries. God’s word in Micah 2:1 makes us understand that such people are operating under the curse of God. Their wickedness will therefore be returned upon their own head (1st Samuel 25:39). I decree that the judgement of God will begin to pursue every evildoers troubling your life, family, nation, and the Church of God today in Jesus’ Name. However, examine yourself to ensure you are not suffering under the judgement of God as an evildoer.
Repent of every evil scheme you are involved in today and perform the needed restitution.