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but the latter will invade the kingdom of the king of the south, then retire to his own country. (Daniel 11, 9)
The king of the south will fly into a rage and set out to give battle to the king of the north, who will have an immense army on his side, but this army will be defeated by him. (Daniel 11, 11)
The king of the north will come back, having recruited an even larger army than before, and finally, after some years, he will advance a second time with a great army and plentiful supplies. (Daniel 11, 13)
At that time, many will take up arms against the king of the south, and the more violent of your own people will rebel in the hope of realising the vision; but they will fail. (Daniel 11, 14)
The king of the north will then come and throw up siege-works to capture a strongly fortified city. The forces of the south will not stand their ground; the pick of the people will not be strong enough to resist. (Daniel 11, 15)
'He will summon up his might and courage against the king of the south with a great army. The king of the south will march to war with a huge and powerful army but will not succeed, since he will be outwitted by trickery. (Daniel 11, 25)
'The king will do as he pleases, growing more and more arrogant, considering himself greater than all the gods; he will utter incredible blasphemies against the God of gods, and he will thrive until the wrath reaches bursting point; for what has been decreed will certainly be fulfilled. (Daniel 11, 36)
'When the time comes for the End, the king of the south will try conclusions with him; but the king of the north will come storming down on him with chariots, cavalry, and a large fleet. He will invade countries, overrun them and drive on. (Daniel 11, 40)
When King Astyages joined his ancestors, Cyrus of Persia succeeded him. (Daniel 14, 1)
Daniel was very close to the king, who respected him more than any of his other friends. (Daniel 14, 2)
The king venerated this idol and used to go and worship it every day. Daniel, however, worshipped his own God. (Daniel 14, 4)
'Why do you not worship Bel?' the king asked Daniel. 'I do not worship idols made by human hand,' Daniel replied, 'I worship the living God who made heaven and earth and who is lord over all living creatures.' (Daniel 14, 5)
