Gefunden 3518 Ergebnisse für: Art
And as thou wert watching it, from the mountain-side fell a stone no hands had quarried, dashed against the feet of yonder image, part iron, part clay, and shattered them. (Daniel 2, 34)
With that, down came iron and clay, down came bronze and silver and gold; chaff of the threshing-floor was never so scattered on the summer breeze. They were gone, none knew whither; and stone that had shattered image grew into a high mountain, filling the whole earth. (Daniel 2, 35)
But feet and toes of the image were part iron, part clay; this fourth empire will be divided within itself. Foundation of iron there shall yet be, from which it springs; sure enough, in the feet thou sawest, earthenware was mixed with true steel. (Daniel 2, 41)
Yet was true steel mixed with base earthenware, token that this empire shall be in part firmly established, in part brittle. (Daniel 2, 42)
With that, king Nabuchodonosor bowed down face to earth, and made Daniel reverence; ay, he would have sacrifice offered to him, and incense, (Daniel 2, 46)
and word went round in king Nabuchodonosor’s name, summoning all the governors, magistrates, judges, chieftains, rulers, prefects and leading men from every part of his dominions, to be present at the dedication of the image king Nabuchodonosor had set up. (Daniel 3, 2)
So they gathered there, governors, magistrates, judges, chieftains, rulers, noblemen in high office, and leading men from every part, for the dedication of king Nabuchodonosor’s image. And, as they stood before the image he had set up, (Daniel 3, 3)
Whoever does not fall down in worship will be thrown, there and then, into the heart of a raging furnace. (Daniel 3, 6)
and into this raging furnace he bade the most stalwart of his fighting men throw Sidrach, Misach and Abdenago with their feet tied together. (Daniel 3, 20)
So they were bound just as they were, in breeches and turban, shoes and coat, and thrown into the heart of the raging furnace; (Daniel 3, 21)
Meanwhile these three, Sidrach, Misach and Abdenago, fell fast bound into the heart of the fires that raged in it. (Daniel 3, 23)
There, as he stood in the heart of the fire, Azarias found utterance, and thus made his prayer: (Daniel 3, 25)
