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• married to one Susanna, daughter of Helcias.✻ This was a woman of great beauty, and one that feared God, (Daniel 13, 2)

• A rich man was Joakim, and had a fruit-garden close to his house; and he was much visited by the Jews, among whom there was none more honoured than he. (Daniel 13, 4)

• These two were often at Joakim’s house, and all those who had disputes to settle appeared before them there. (Daniel 13, 6)

• The love that tortured both, neither to other would disclose; (Daniel 13, 10)

• and came out with her parents and her children and all her kindred. (Daniel 13, 30)

• 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)

• Thou foundest her; good; they met under a tree; tell us what kind of tree. And he answered, Under a mastic-tree I surprised them. (Daniel 13, 54)

• Then he had this one removed, and bade the other come near. Brood of Chanaan, said he, and no true son of Juda, so beauty ensnared thee? So lust drove thy heart astray? (Daniel 13, 56)

• The king himself honoured it with the rest, and no day passed but he went to pay it reverence. A time came when he asked Daniel, that worshipped no God but his own, why Bel he would not worship; (Daniel 14, 3)

• Nay, my lord king, Daniel answered with a smile, give no heed to false tales. Clay he is within, and bronze without; I warrant thee, eat he cannot. (Daniel 14, 6)

• this challenge they offered: Withdraw we, as thou seest; for thee it is, lord king, to set food, pour out wine, lock and seal door with thy own hand. (Daniel 14, 10)

• 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)