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It is ordained that this people of thine, that holy city of thine, should wait seventy weeks before guilt is done away, sin ended, wrong righted; before God’s everlasting favour is restored, and the visions and the prophecies come true, and he who is all holiness receives his anointing. (Daniel 9, 24)
Him to strengthen and uphold has been my task,✻ ever since Darius the Mede began reigning. (Daniel 11, 1)
Time, then, that Michael should be up and doing; Michael, that high lord who is guardian of thy race. Distress shall then be, such as never was since the world began; and in that hour of distress thy fellow-countrymen shall win deliverance, all whose names are found written when the record lies open. (Daniel 12, 1)
and still there shall be chosen souls a many, that are purged by the fire’s assaying, and still there are sinners that will not leave their sinning. The riddle, for these others, a riddle must remain, but wise counsellors there be that will find the clue to it. (Daniel 12, 10)
Let me rather fall into your power through no act of mine, than commit sin in the Lord’s sight. (Daniel 13, 23)
So parted they were, and when the first was summoned, thus Daniel greeted him: Grown so old in years, and years ill spent! Now, that past sinning of thine has found thee out, (Daniel 13, 52)
Such approaches you have made, long since, to women of the other tribes, and they, from very fear, admitted your suit; but you could not bring a woman of Juda to fall in with your wicked design. (Daniel 13, 57)
And with that, the whole multitude cried aloud, blessing God that is the deliverer of those who trust in him. (Daniel 13, 60)
Priests a many, and sins to match their number; shall that title bring glory any longer, and not reproach? (Hosea 4, 7)
sinners that have defied him; a bastard brood, that ere yonder moon rises new shall be disinherited and brought to nothing.✻ (Hosea 5, 7)
Poor Ephraim, ever since he set his face towards the mire, all is oppression with him, all is judgement gone amiss. (Hosea 5, 11)
King himself there is no pleasing but by villainy, nor his nobles but by flattering speeches; (Hosea 7, 3)
