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In the first year of the Babylonian king Baltassar, Daniel had a dream; sleep he might, but still his thoughts were busy. The substance of this dream he put on record, giving no more than the sum of it, in these words following. (Daniel 7, 1)
But he spoke to one that lay swooning on the ground; so he must put out his hand, and raise me to my feet. (Daniel 8, 18)
and in the year when his reign began who but I, Daniel, should discover, by the reading of old records, how to compute the seventy years of Jerusalem’s widowhood? Such doom the Lord had foretold to the prophet Jeremias. (Daniel 9, 2)
Nay, fears are not for thee, so well beloved; never harm befall thee! Take courage, and play a man’s part! With that, I found my strength again; Speak on, my Lord, said I; thou hast put new heart into me. (Daniel 10, 19)
To the sea-coast he turns his thoughts instead, and conquers lands a many; puts to silence the author of his own disgrace, and covers him with disgrace in his turn.✻ (Daniel 11, 18)
These two were often at Joakim’s house, and all those who had disputes to settle appeared before them there. (Daniel 13, 6)
a man that perverts justice, persecutes innocence, and lets the guilty go free. Has not the Lord said, Never shalt thou put the innocent man, the upright man, to death? (Daniel 13, 53)
and the law of Moses obeyed; so they put them to death. That day, an innocent life was saved. (Daniel 13, 62)
he put the whole company of them to death. And as for Bel, he left him to Daniel’s mercy, who threw down image and temple both. (Daniel 14, 21)
ever they step back from the yoke,✻ like a twisted bow recoil.Put to the sword their nobles must be, railing tongues the ruin of them. This the taunt that shall be uttered against them in the land of Egypt … (Hosea 7, 16)
Can my people be reconciled with me? All hangs in doubt, until at last I put a yoke on all alike, never to be taken away from them.✻ (Hosea 11, 7)
Hark how the priests, that wait upon the Lord, make lament between porch and altar, crying aloud: Spare thy people, Lord, spare them; thy chosen people, do not put them to the shame of obeying heathen masters! Wilt thou let the Gentiles ask, What has become of their God? (Joel 2, 17)
