This character is told that those who wait 1,335 days will be blessed after being asked to seal a scroll until the “times of the end.” A horn with human eyes appears before this character in a vision in which four winds churn up four beasts from the sea. This character (10[1])learns that there will be seven and sixty-two “sevens” before a foreign king establishes the “abomination (10[1])of desolation.” This character, who only consumes vegetables and water (10[1])for 10 (10[1])days, (10[1])becomes governor after explaining that four successive kingdoms are represented by a head of gold, chest of silver, belly (-5[1])of bronze, and feet of iron and clay on a statue. (10[1]-5[1])Three companions of this man who emerge unharmed from a furnace are named (-5[1])Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. For 10 points, what biblical man interprets the writing on the wall (10[1])at Belshazzar’s feast? ■END■ (10[1]0[2])