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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)
What a cry was that the king gave, when he opened the door and caught sight of the table within! A great god thou art, Bel, said he, and no deceiver! (Daniel 14, 17)
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)
Why, cried the king, these be foot-prints of living men, and women and children besides! With that, he fell into a rage; (Daniel 14, 19)
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)
let me but have the royal warrant, and I will make an end of it, and neither sword nor club to help me. So the king gave his warrant, (Daniel 14, 25)
Angry men were the folk of Babylon when they heard of these doings, and they made their way into the royal presence, crying out, Here is the king himself turned Jew! Here is Bel overthrown, and the dragon slain, and our priests massacred! (Daniel 14, 27)
The king, finding their onslaught so determined, gave up Daniel to them against his will; (Daniel 14, 29)
When the seventh day came, the king went out to mourn for Daniel; and now, reaching the pit and looking in, he saw Daniel seated there among the lions. (Daniel 14, 39)
And at that, the king cried aloud, How great thou art, O Lord, thou who art Daniel’s God! And he took him out of the lion-pit, (Daniel 14, 40)
Whereupon the king said, Well may the whole world stand in awe of Daniel’s God. What deliverance he effects, what signal proofs of his power, here on earth, the God who has rescued Daniel out of a den of lions! (Daniel 14, 42)
