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and Emath, by Berotha and Sabarim (where Emath marches with Syria) and Hazar Tichon (near the Hauran country) (Ezekiel 47, 16)
Iron and clay mingled; race of the conquerors shall be adulterated with common human stock; as well mix clay with iron!✻ (Daniel 2, 43)
And while those empires yet flourish, another empire the God of heaven will bring into being, never to be destroyed, never to be superseded; conqueror of all these others, itself unconquerable. (Daniel 2, 44)
and over these, three viceroys, of whom Daniel was one; governor should be answerable to viceroy, and the king’s grace should not be troubled with such matters. (Daniel 6, 2)
Yet governor was none or viceroy that could compare with Daniel, so richly God inspired him; (Daniel 6, 3)
Here is a design upon which we are all agreed, viceroy and magistrate and governor and senator and judge; that an edict should go out under the royal seal forbidding thy subjects to make any request of god or man these next thirty days, save only of thyself. And if any man disobeys, it shall be at his peril; he is for the lion-pit. (Daniel 6, 7)
This is the message which came from the Lord to Osee, son of Beeri, during the reigns of Ozias, Joathan, Achaz and Ezechias in Juda, and during the reign of Jeroboam, son of Joas, in Israel. (Hosea 1, 1)
Curse they and lie, murder they and steal and live adulterously, till there is no checking it; never feud ends but another feud begins. (Hosea 4, 2)
Harlot daughter and adulterous wife shall go unpunished; what did father and husband, but keep harlots’ company, share revel with consecrated minions? Want wit, be sure a people is ruined. (Hosea 4, 14)
Believe me, there shall be turmoil among thy folk, and all thy strongholds shall fall, as fell Salmana before Jerobaal✻ when the day was won; fell child, fell mother, dashed to pieces. (Hosea 10, 14)
Ephraim so false, Israel so treacherous, all about me! But Juda governs his folk with God to aid him; Juda takes part with the holy ones, loyal yet.✻ (Hosea 11, 12)
Here tells Amos, one of the shepherd folk at Thecue, what visions he had con-cerning Israel. In Juda, Ozias was then reigning, in Israel, Jeroboam son of Joas, and it was two years before the earthquake. (Amos 1, 1)
