Talált 2263 Eredmények: King Hezekiah

• But if you prove that Bel is eating them, Daniel shall die, because he blasphemed against Bel." And Daniel said to the king, "Let it be done as you have said." (Daniel 14, 9)

• Now there were seventy priests of Bel, besides their wives and children. And the king went with Daniel into the temple of Bel. (Daniel 14, 10)

• And the priests of Bel said, "Behold, we are going outside; you yourself, O king, shall set forth the food and mix and place the wine, and shut the door and seal it with your signet. (Daniel 14, 11)

• When they had gone out, the king set forth the food for Bel. Then Daniel ordered his servants to bring ashes and they sifted them throughout the whole temple in the presence of the king alone. Then they went out, shut the door and sealed it with the king's signet, and departed. (Daniel 14, 14)

• Early in the morning the king rose and came, and Daniel with him. (Daniel 14, 16)

• And the king said, "Are the seals unbroken, Daniel?" He answered, "They are unbroken, O king." (Daniel 14, 17)

• As soon as the doors were opened, the king looked at the table, and shouted in a loud voice, "You are great, O Bel; and with you there is no deceit, none at all." (Daniel 14, 18)

• Then Daniel laughed, and restrained the king from going in, and said, "Look at the floor, and notice whose footsteps these are." (Daniel 14, 19)

• The king said, "I see the footsteps of men and women and children." (Daniel 14, 20)

• Then the king was enraged, and he seized the priests and their wives and children; and they showed him the secret doors through which they were accustomed to enter and devour what was on the table. (Daniel 14, 21)

• Therefore the king put them to death, and gave Bel over to Daniel, who destroyed it and its temple. (Daniel 14, 22)

• And the king said to Daniel, "You cannot deny that this is a living god; so worship him." (Daniel 14, 24)