In "the fiery furnace," why is the babylonian king angry with shadrach, meshach, and abednego?
a.
they free the israelites from their captivity.
b.
they come out of the fiery furnace alive and unharmed.
c.
they refuse to worship his golden statue.
d.
they will not him when he is injured.
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