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To-morrow, come thou and find aught left over from Bel’s banqueting, we die for it; or else Daniel dies, that so traduced us. (Daniel 14, 11)
So out they went, and the king set on Bel’s viands with his own hand; and what did Daniel? He would have his servants bring ashes, and scatter them all over the temple floor, there in the king’s presence. Which done, all withdrew, leaving the door locked, and the royal seal upon it. (Daniel 14, 13)
Next day, the king was early abroad, and Daniel with him. (Daniel 14, 15)
What of the seals, Daniel? the king asked. Are they unbroken? Ay, my lord king, unbroken yet. (Daniel 14, 16)
But Daniel smiled, and would not have the king go in yet; Look about thee, he said, and ask thyself who it was left their prints on yonder floor. (Daniel 14, 18)
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)
and of this the king said to Daniel, here at least was a god that lived; gainsay that he could not, and therefore he needs must worship. (Daniel 14, 23)
Nay, said Daniel, my own God I worship still; living God is none but he. Here is no living God; (Daniel 14, 24)
and what did Daniel? Pitch and fat and hairs he boiled all together, and with lumps of this fed the serpent, which thereupon burst all to pieces; and, Here, said Daniel, is your god. (Daniel 14, 26)
And when they found audience, Give up Daniel to us, they said, or we will make an end of thee, and thy household with thee. (Daniel 14, 28)
The king, finding their onslaught so determined, gave up Daniel to them against his will; (Daniel 14, 29)
Seven lions there were in the pit, and each day two human bodies were given them as food, and two sheep; but now they were kept unfed, so that Daniel might be their prey. (Daniel 14, 31)
