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Blessed are you on the throne of your kingdom, honored and glorified for ever. (Daniel 3, 54)
How great are his signs, how mighty his wonders! His kingdom is an everlasting kingdom, his dominion lasts for all generations. (Daniel 3, 100)
This was the dream I had, I, King Nebuchadnezzar. You, Belteshazzar, explain it to me, since not one of the wise men in my kingdom has been able to interpret it for me. But you can, for the spirit of the Holy God dwells in you. (Daniel 4, 15)
The order to leave the stump and the roots means that you shall recover your kingdom when you have acknowledged that all power comes from heaven. (Daniel 4, 23)
At the end of this time, I, Nebuchadnezzar, lifted up my eyes to heaven and my reason returned to me; so I blessed the Most High: Blessed and glorified is he who lives for ever, whose dominion is everlasting and whose kingdom lasts through all generations. (Daniel 4, 31)
At that moment, I regained my reason, I recovered my throne and again began to govern, for the glory of my kingdom. My counselors and my noblemen acclaimed me, they restored me to my throne and I was given still greater power. (Daniel 4, 33)
He shouted, calling for his enchanters and Chaldean diviners. "Whoever reads this writing and tells me its meaning," said he to the wise men of Babylon, "will be clothed in purple, wear a gold chain around his neck, and be made the third highest ruler in my kingdom." (Daniel 5, 7)
In your kingdom is a man who has the spirit of the holy gods. He was found to have discernment and god-like wisdom during your father's lifetime. He was in fact appointed chief of the magicians, enchanters and diviners by your father King Nebuchadnezzar. (Daniel 5, 11)
I have heard that you can interpret dreams and solve problems. If you can read this writing and tell me what it means, you will be clothed in purple, wear a gold chain around your neck, and be appointed third in rank in my kingdom." (Daniel 5, 16)
God the Most High gave your father Nebuchadnezzar sovereignty and a great kingdom. (Daniel 5, 18)
He became an outcast and as senseless as a beast. He lived with wild asses, ate grass like cattle and his body was drenched with the dew of heaven, until he acknowledged that God the Most High rules over the kingdom of men and appoints whom he pleases to govern it. (Daniel 5, 21)
PARSIN, your kingdom has been divided and given to the Medes and the Persians." (Daniel 5, 28)
