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and with these words greeted him: Doubt is none but this God of yours of all gods is God, of all kings the master; he it is brings hidden things to light, or how couldst thou have read the secret? (Daniel 2, 47)
Ten kings be the ten horns of that kingdom, and after these another shall rise, more poweful yet, and three of them shall bite the dust. (Daniel 7, 24)
This complaint I heard one of God’s servants making to another, I know not who; and when that other asked how long a cessation of sacrifice the vision portended, how long the estranging guilt, and the defeat, and the profanation, (Daniel 8, 13)
buck-goat over the realm of Greece, and the great horn between his eyes is first of the Greek kings. (Daniel 8, 21)
Those four others that grew after its breaking are four kings that shall arise, fellow-countrymen of his, but not his peers. (Daniel 8, 22)
See where the two kings plot mischief at one table, liars both! But nothing they shall achieve; not yet the appointed hour has come. (Daniel 11, 27)
This one, the Lord told him, thou art to call Jezrahel; at Jezrahel the blood was spilt✻ for which, ere long, Jehu’s line must be punished, and Israel have kings no more; (Hosea 1, 4)
Kings a many, and with no warrant from me; princes a many, that were none of my choosing; idols a many, of their own gold and silver minted; here is cause enough for their undoing. (Hosea 8, 4)
Here be men that hold kings in contempt, make princes their sport; no fortress but is a child’s game to such as these; let them but make a heap of dust, it is theirs. (Habakkuk 1, 10)
yes, and you will be brought before governors and kings on my account, so that you can bear witness before them, and before the Gentiles. (Matthew 10, 18)
No, not that; what was it you went out to see? Was it a man clad in silk? You must look in kings’ palaces for men that go clad in silk. (Matthew 11, 8)
Yes, he said. Soon afterwards he came into the house, and Jesus forestalled him; Simon, he said, tell us what thou thinkest; on whom do earthly kings impose customs and taxes, on their own sons, or on strangers? (Matthew 17, 24)
