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  • let me but have the royal warrant, and I will make an end of it, and neither sword nor club to help me. So the king gave his warrant, (Daniel 14, 25)

  • Angry men were the folk of Babylon when they heard of these doings, and they made their way into the royal presence, crying out, Here is the king himself turned Jew! Here is Bel overthrown, and the dragon slain, and our priests massacred! (Daniel 14, 27)

  • The king, finding their onslaught so determined, gave up Daniel to them against his will; (Daniel 14, 29)

  • When the seventh day came, the king went out to mourn for Daniel; and now, reaching the pit and looking in, he saw Daniel seated there among the lions. (Daniel 14, 39)

  • And at that, the king cried aloud, How great thou art, O Lord, thou who art Daniel’s God! And he took him out of the lion-pit, (Daniel 14, 40)

  • Whereupon the king said, Well may the whole world stand in awe of Daniel’s God. What deliverance he effects, what signal proofs of his power, here on earth, the God who has rescued Daniel out of a den of lions! (Daniel 14, 42)

  • A long time the sons of Israel must wait, neither king nor prince to rule them, neither sacrifice nor shrine to worship at, neither sacred mantle nor their own images to consult. (Hosea 3, 4)

  • Then they will come back, and to the Lord, their own God, betake them, and to David that is their true king; the Lord, and the Lord’s goodness, holds them spell-bound at last. (Hosea 3, 5)

  • What did Ephraim, in his great sickness, what did Juda, bound hand and foot? To Assyria Ephraim would despatch envoys, to yonder ruthless king; but heal you he could not, nor unbind. (Hosea 5, 13)

  • King himself there is no pleasing but by villainy, nor his nobles but by flattering speeches; (Hosea 7, 3)

  • Huzza for our king?✻ Ay, but see how the princes fall to their carousing, and he himself reaches out for the wine, reckless as they! (Hosea 7, 5)

  • A very furnace the city is; ruler may not abide nor king stand before the heat of it, and never a man among them invokes my name! (Hosea 7, 7)


"O amor e o temor devem sempre andar juntos. O temor sem amor torna-se covardia; o amor sem temor torna-se presunção." São Padre Pio de Pietrelcina