Talált 2229 Eredmények: King Ahasuerus

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

• the priests of Bel said, "See, we are going to leave. Do you, O king, set out the food and prepare the wine; then shut the door and seal it with your ring. (Daniel 14, 11)

• After they departed the king set the food before Bel, while Daniel ordered his servants to bring some ashes, which they scattered through the whole temple; the king alone was present. Then they went outside, sealed the closed door with the king's ring, and departed. (Daniel 14, 14)

• Early the next morning, the king came with Daniel. (Daniel 14, 16)

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

• As soon as he had opened the door, the king looked at the table and cried aloud, "Great you are, O Bel; there is no trickery in you." (Daniel 14, 18)

• But Daniel laughed and kept the king from entering. "Look at the floor," he said; "whose footprints are these?" (Daniel 14, 19)

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

• The angry king arrested the priests, their wives, and their children. They showed him the secret door by which they used to enter to consume what was on the table. (Daniel 14, 21)

• "Look!" said the king to Daniel, "you cannot deny that this is a living god, so adore it." (Daniel 14, 24)

• Give me permission, O king, and I will kill this dragon without sword or club." "I give you permission," the king said. (Daniel 14, 26)

• When the Babylonians heard this, they were angry and turned against the king. "The king has become a Jew," they said; "he has destroyed Bel, killed the dragon, and put the priests to death." (Daniel 14, 28)