GOD MOST HIGH — Biblical Aramaic, the title used of the God of Israel by pagan kings and courtiers throughout the Aramaic chapters of Daniel. ⚠ Occurs 10 times, Daniel 3-7: here at 3:26 (the officials naming Shadrach, Meshach and Abed-nego 'servants of the Most High God') and 3:32 (Nebuchadnezzar's own doxology), then repeatedly through his humbling in chapter 4, in Belshazzar's feast in chapter 5, and once in the vision of chapter 7. The title a foreign court uses for Israel's God without becoming Israelite. → first discussed at Dan 3:26