Trouvé 609 Résultats pour: Aki

• And then I had a dream that put me in fear; nor waking thoughts gave my troubled wits repose. (Daniel 4, 2)

• whereupon king Baltassar was in a great taking of fear, his cheeks paler yet, and his princes were no easier in mind than himself. (Daniel 5, 9)

• This complaint I heard one of God’s servants making to another, I know not who; and when that other asked how long a cessation of sacrifice the vision portended, how long the estranging guilt, and the defeat, and the profanation, (Daniel 8, 13)

• Those four others that grew after its breaking are four kings that shall arise, fellow-countrymen of his, but not his peers. (Daniel 8, 22)

• Great power shall he wield, though of that first king not the peer, making havoc beyond belief, thriving and prospering. Strength of arms nor holiness of life shall rescue peoples (Daniel 8, 24)

• and then sixty-two weeks must pass before the Christ is done to death; the people will disown him and have none of him. Then the army of an invading leader will destroy both city and sanctuary, so that his taking away will mean utter destruction; only a ruin is to be left when that war is ended. (Daniel 9, 26)

• For three weeks together I, Daniel, that saw it, had been making sad cheer; (Daniel 10, 2)

• Back goes the king of Syria, enriched with spoil, wreaking his spite on God’s covenant as he journeys home; (Daniel 11, 28)

• here are Roman galleys✻ overtaking him, and he must return discomfited.And now, as he returns, he shall vent his spleen against the holy covenant in good earnest. The forsakers of that covenant have not escaped his eye, (Daniel 11, 30)

• There was a man called Joakim living in Babylon, (Daniel 13, 1)

• 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)