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The people of Sidon and Arvad were your oarsmen. The sages of Tyre were aboard, serving as sailors. (Ezekiel 27, 8)
At this the king flew into a rage and ordered all the Babylonian sages to be put to death. (Daniel 2, 12)
On publication of the decree to have the sages killed, search was made for Daniel and his companions to have them put to death. (Daniel 2, 13)
Then, with shrewd and cautious words, Daniel approached Arioch, the king's chief executioner, when he was on his way to kill the Babylonian sages. (Daniel 2, 14)
urging them to beg the God of heaven to show his mercy and explain the mysterious secret, so that Daniel and his friends might be spared the fate of the other Babylonian sages. (Daniel 2, 18)
So Daniel went to see Arioch, whom the king had made responsible for putting the Babylonian sages to death. Going in, he said, 'Do not put the Babylonian sages to death. Take me into the king's presence and I will reveal the meaning to the king.' (Daniel 2, 24)
Facing the king, Daniel replied, 'None of the sages, soothsayers, magicians or exorcists has been able to tell the king the truth of the mystery which the king has propounded; (Daniel 2, 27)
The king then conferred high rank on Daniel and gave him many handsome presents. He also made him governor of the whole province of Babylon and head of all the sages of Babylon. (Daniel 2, 48)
So I decreed that all the sages of Babylon be summoned to explain to me what the dream meant. (Daniel 4, 3)
' "This was the dream I had-I, Nebuchadnezzar the king. Now it is for you, Belteshazzar, to pronounce on its meaning, since not one of the sages in my kingdom has been able to interpret it for me; you, however, can do so, since the spirit of the holy gods resides in you."' (Daniel 4, 15)
He shouted for his soothsayers, Chaldaeans, and exorcists. And the king said to the Babylonian sages, 'Anyone who can read this writing and tell me what it means shall be dressed in purple, and have a chain of gold put round his neck, and be one of the three men who govern the kingdom.' (Daniel 5, 7)
The king's sages all crowded forward, but they could neither read the writing nor explain to the king what it meant. (Daniel 5, 8)
