Löydetty 2275 Tulokset: King James Version
In the first year of the reign of Darius, son of Ahasuerus, of the Median race, who was king of Chaldea, the following happened: (Daniel 9, 1)
After the sixty-two weeks, an anointed one will be cut off; the city and the temple shall be destroyed by the people of a king who will come. They will be carried along as by a flood. Until the end, there will be wars and disasters which God has decreed. (Daniel 9, 26)
In the third year of the reign of Cyrus, king of Persia, God gave a message to Daniel, renamed Belteshazzar. This message spoke of fidelity and great anguish. Daniel paid attention to these words and to the following vision: (Daniel 10, 1)
A powerful king will rise and reign over a vast empire and do as he pleases. (Daniel 11, 3)
The king of the South will grow powerful, but one of his leaders will grow more powerful still and will have an empire greater than his. (Daniel 11, 5)
Some years later, they will be allies and the daughter of the king of the South shall come to the king of the North to conclude the alliance. But she will not endure; for she will be put to death with those who brought her, and her son and husband as well. (Daniel 11, 6)
Then, a bud from her roots will sprout in her place, and will cross the land of "the army" and enter the fortress of the king of the North. (Daniel 11, 7)
He will be victorious in wars and will appropriate to himself their gods, statues and objects of silver and gold: all this plunder will be brought into Egypt. For some years, he shall remain far away from the king of the North. (Daniel 11, 8)
The king of the North will invade the kingdom of the South, and then return to his own country. (Daniel 11, 9)
Then the king of the South, enraged, will set out to fight against the king of the North. He will mobilize a great army, and the multitude will fall into his hands (Daniel 11, 11)
The king of the North will attack after mobilizing a greater army than the first. And after several years, he will come with a large army and abundant provisions and supplies. (Daniel 11, 13)
Then many will rise against the king of the South, and the violent among your people will rise against him, trusting in a vision, but they will throw up siegeworks and will capture the fortified city. (Daniel 11, 14)
