Talált 976 Eredmények: Dom

• Great things were told of him; that he had the spirit of the gods, gave proof of skill, discernment and wisdom above the common. (Daniel 5, 14)

• If Daniel had skill indeed to reveal mysteries and unbind spells, let him read those characters and interpret them; robe of purple he should have, and a gold chain about his neck, and hold the third place in the kingdom. (Daniel 5, 16)

• And phares, rending; Persian and Mede shall be thy successors in the kingdom that is torn from thy grasp. (Daniel 5, 28)

• With that, at the royal bidding, they clothed Daniel in purple, and hung a chain of gold about his neck; proclamation, too, was made that he held the third place in the kingdom. (Daniel 5, 29)

• What saw I next? A leopard it seemed, yet had a bird’s wings, four of them, on its back, and four heads; this beast it was that now attained dominion. (Daniel 7, 6)

• It is but earthly kingdoms they betoken, these four great beasts thou hast seen; (Daniel 7, 17)

• the servants of the most high God shall have dominion yet; theirs it shall be for ever and for evermore. (Daniel 7, 18)

• until the Judge appeared, crowned with age, to give them redress, and their turn came to have dominion. (Daniel 7, 22)

• And his answer was, this fourth beast was the fourth of those earthly kingdoms, and the greatest of them all, to crush and devour and trample down a whole world. (Daniel 7, 23)

• Ten kings be the ten horns of that kingdom, and after these another shall rise, more poweful yet, and three of them shall bite the dust. (Daniel 7, 24)

• Then what royalty, what empire, what earth-embracing dominion shall be theirs, the people set apart for the most High! Sovereignty everlasting; no monarch but must bow to its yoke.✻ (Daniel 7, 27)

• So now it was the goat’s turn to enjoy dominion; yet no sooner had he reached his full strength, than the great horn was broken, and four other horns must grow up in place of it, fronting the four winds of heaven. (Daniel 8, 8)