Löydetty 190 Tulokset: Daniel In The Lion's Den

• and still he must allay my fears. Take heart, Daniel, said he; thy prayers did not go unheard. Prayer of thine it was beckoned me to thy side, from the very moment when thou didst set about thy search for knowledge, by fasting in the presence of thy God; (Daniel 10, 12)

• For thyself, Daniel, keep this revelation locked away; sealed up the record of it must be until the hour appointed. Leave others to hasten to and fro, in search of knowledge.✻ (Daniel 12, 4)

• Nay, Daniel, said he, no more of this; needs must that this revelation be shut away and sealed up, till the appointed hour comes; (Daniel 12, 9)

• And for thyself, Daniel, go thy way … till the end; till the end of the days rest thou shalt, and rise to fulfil thy appointed destiny.✻ (Daniel 12, 13)

• even as she was being led off to her death, all at once he roused to utterance the holy spirit that dwelt in a young boy there, called Daniel. (Daniel 13, 45)

• This Daniel raised his voice and cried out, I will be no party to the death of this woman; (Daniel 13, 46)

• Eagerly enough the people went back, and the elders would have Daniel sit with them, such credit God had given him beyond his years. (Daniel 13, 50)

• So parted they were, and when the first was summoned, thus Daniel greeted him: Grown so old in years, and years ill spent! Now, that past sinning of thine has found thee out, (Daniel 13, 52)

• The right word! cried Daniel; prized asunder thyself shall be, when God bids his angel requite thee for this calumny. (Daniel 13, 55)

• The right word again! cried Daniel. Saw thee asunder the angel of the Lord will, with the sharp blade he carries yonder; you are both dead men. (Daniel 13, 59)

• And they turned on the two elders, by Daniel’s questioning self-convicted of false witness; served they must be as they would have served others, (Daniel 13, 61)

• And as for Daniel, he was in high favour with all the people from that day forward. (Daniel 13, 64)