The answer is: Daniel

Daniel interpreted the dream about the image for Nebuchadnezzar.

Ah, yes, the fascinating account of Nebuchadnezzar and his ominous statue! You’ll find this captivating story in the Book of Daniel, chapter 2. This book is a rich text filled with visions, dreams, and prophecies set during the Babylonian exile.

Now, you might wonder why Nebuchadnezzar built such a grand image made of gold, silver, bronze, and iron. He had a formidable ego! The dream interpreted by Daniel portrayed a great statue that represented various kingdoms—each element solidifying not just the pride and might of Babylon and subsequent empires but also hinting at their eventual decline. Though proud and powerful, even empires can crumble, symbolic of the transient nature of worldly power.

Interestingly, Daniel himself is a man of integrity and faith, representing a model in weaving truth amid the tumult of tyranny. His fortune changes drastically from being a captive to an adviser in the king's court, demonstrating that wisdom and righteousness very often shine brighter in the darkest of places.

In a fun twist, later interpretations even suggest that this dreamed image foreshadows the wider sweep of history leading to the latter days. And lest we forget, Daniel’s story teaches perseverance—a reminder to stay grounded through confidence in what we believe, even in the hottest furnace, both Literally and Metaphorically!