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The ram you have seen, with its two horns, stands for the two kings of the Medes and the Persians. (Daniel 8, 20)
The hairy he-goat is the king of Greece; the great horn between its eyes is the first of its kings; this horn snapped, (Daniel 8, 21)
His strength will increase, so that he shall plot things unheard of before. Whatever he undertakes shall prosper, he shall destroy the powerful and the very people of the holy ones. (Daniel 8, 24)
He shall carry out his deceits, will be believed in by many and, in the fullness of peace, shall destroy many. He shall even rise against the Prince of princes, but he shall be destroyed without the intervention of any human hand. (Daniel 8, 25)
I, Daniel, thought about the number of years, according to the scriptures, before Jerusalem should be left in ruins. Yahweh spoke of seventy years to the prophet Jeremiah. (Daniel 9, 2)
I prayed to Yahweh, my God, and made this confession: "Lord God, great and to be feared, you keep your Covenant and love for those who love you and observe your commandments. (Daniel 9, 4)
Ours is the shame, O Lord for we, our kings, princes, fathers, have sinned against you. (Daniel 9, 8)
All Israel has broken your law and has turned away from it rather than listen to your voice. Therefore, the curse and the threats written in the Law of Moses, the servant of God, have come upon us because we have sinned against him. (Daniel 9, 11)
All these disasters have struck us with dread as it was written in the Law of Moses, but we have not tried to calm the anger of Yahweh, our God. We have not turned away from our sins and learned to listen to your truth. (Daniel 9, 13)
Lord, in keeping with your kindness, turn away your anger and wrath from Jerusalem, your city, your holy mountain, for because of our sins and the wickedness of our fathers, Jerusalem and your people are the laughingstock of all around us. (Daniel 9, 16)
So now, our God, listen to the prayer and pleading of your servant and, for your own sake, let your face shine upon your desolate sanctuary. (Daniel 9, 17)
My God, incline your ear and listen. Open your eyes and see how the city lies in ruins, the city upon which your Name has been pronounced. We do not rely on our good works, but we pour out our plea before you, trusting in your great mercy. (Daniel 9, 18)
