Hello, Clive - Thank you for your question, and for listening to the message. Unfortunately, the New King James bible (and the original King James) render this to seem as if it was referring to Jesus Christ ('Son of God'), which was not the case. The original words in Aramaic say 'like a son of the gods', and the New Living Translation and New International bibles render it this way, referring to a divine being. In verse 28, King Nebuchadnezzar refers to this being as 'His (God's) angel'. I have not seen any evidence to support that Jesus Christ was revealed as the Son of God to Nebuchadnezzar, or any of the other Babylonians with him. I hope this answers your question, and if you have further questions, I would be happy to answer. Again, thank you for your interest! Ed