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They ordered before all the people, "Send for Susanna, Hilkiah's daughter and Joakim's wife." (Daniel 13, 29)
She had her veil on, but the wicked elders ordered her to uncover her face for them to feast on her beauty. (Daniel 13, 32)
The elders started making their accusation, "We were taking a walk in the garden when this woman came in with two maids. She ordered them to shut the garden doors and dismissed them. (Daniel 13, 36)
The elder answered, "Under a mastic tree." Daniel said, "Your lie will cost you your head. You will be cut in two, as soon as the Lord's angel receives your sentence from God." (Daniel 13, 55)
They were sentenced to death. Thus was the life of an innocent woman spared that day. (Daniel 13, 62)
The Babylonians had an idol called Bel, to which twelve bushels of fine flour, forty sheep, and six measures of wine were offered daily. (Daniel 14, 3)
And the king asked him, "Why don't you worship Bel?" Daniel answered, "I worship no man-made idols, but only the living God who made heaven and earth and rules over all mankind." (Daniel 14, 5)
When the priests had left, the king set the food before Bel, while Daniel ordered his servants to scatter ashes all over the temple floor. Then they left after shutting the door and sealing it with the king's ring. (Daniel 14, 14)
"Are the seals unbroken, Daniel?" the king asked. Daniel answered, "They are unbroken, O king." (Daniel 14, 17)
Enraged, the king ordered the priests and their wives and children to be seized. They were compelled to show him the secret door through which they used to enter to consume the offerings on the table. (Daniel 14, 21)
With your permission, O king, I will slay this dragon without sword or club." The king answered, "You have my permission." (Daniel 14, 26)
when an angel of the lord appeared and said to him, "Take that lunch to Daniel in the lion's den at Babylon." (Daniel 14, 34)
