Talált 4918 Eredmények: Rom
and as he came up to it, he cried out most lamentably: Daniel, worshipper of the God that lives, thou wert ever his true servant; has power of his availed to rescue thee from the lions? (Daniel 6, 20)
Right glad the king was to learn of Daniel’s safety; be sure he gave orders they should bring Daniel up out of the pit, and out of the pit they brought him, unscathed from head to foot; such reward they have that trust in God. (Daniel 6, 23)
His to deliver, his to save, his to shew wondrous portents in high heaven and on earth beneath, the God who saved Daniel from the lions. (Daniel 6, 27)
and out of it came four great beasts, each of them different from the last. (Daniel 7, 3)
A lioness the first seemed, that yet had eagle’s wings; but as I watched, these wings were plucked, and with that it rose up from the ground, standing on its feet like a man, and a man’s heart was given to it. (Daniel 7, 4)
and ever from his presence a stream of fire came rushing onward. A thousand thousand they were that waited on his bidding, and for every one of these, a thousand others were standing there before him. Assize should be held now, and the records lay open. (Daniel 7, 10)
But I was minded to know the truth more fully; what was the fourth beast, so different from all the rest, so dreadful; why must it have teeth and claws of iron, to crush and to devour, to trample on what was left? (Daniel 7, 19)
But now, as I looked, came a buck-goat from the west country, earth overshadowing, and spurning the ground beneath him; one horn this goat had between the eyes of him, a horn of noble aspect. (Daniel 8, 5)
It was from one of these a single horn now sprang; a little horn that grew till it outrivalled south and east, aye, and the armies … (Daniel 8, 9)
and a voice hailed him from between Ulai gates; For thee it is, Gabriel, to make the vision clear. (Daniel 8, 16)
These reigning, the world shall go from bad to worse, till a new king comes to the throne, brazen-faced, a master of riddles. (Daniel 8, 23)
from his will; all shall go well with crafty scheming of his, till his heart grows proud, and he deals death all about him, when peril is none. And at last with the Prince of princes he shall try conclusions; no human hand it shall be that crushes him down at last. (Daniel 8, 25)
