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And now, doom to foreshew thee, a king shall rise in Persia,✻ the fourth from this, rich in great revenue beyond all the others; in the power such wealth gives him, he will set the whole world in motion against the realm of Greece … (Daniel 11, 2)
And a warrior king shall arise, winning such empire that there is no resisting his will.✻ (Daniel 11, 3)
until at last these two make terms between them, and, to seal their amity, daughter of Egyptian king to Syrian king must pass.✻ Yet thrive she may not, nor dynasty of hers endure; herself in due time, with retinue of hers, faction of hers, must be a victim. (Daniel 11, 6)
To Syria’s heirs the quarrel is left; and now there are great hosts a-mustering, under a new king that must ever be hurrying on, like river in flood, returning with spirit to the charge, throwing all his forces into the assault. (Daniel 11, 10)
See with what fury the Egyptian king takes the field against him, rallies a great host of his own, and over Syria’s host gains the mastery! (Daniel 11, 11)
On marches he, yonder Syrian king, raises mound, and makes fortified cities his own; Egypt’s vigour is all spent, never a halt, though its best warriors engage him; (Daniel 11, 15)
Back goes the king of Syria, enriched with spoil, wreaking his spite on God’s covenant as he journeys home; (Daniel 11, 28)
As for the king, he shall have all his own way; in his pride, he will think himself a match for any god, even of that God boast himself the rival, who is above all gods, And still he shall thrive; vengeance is not yet ready to overtake him; doom shall come when doom must. (Daniel 11, 36)
Then comes the hour of destiny. Egypt shall declare war, and he, the Syrian king, shall sweep down upon it with horse and chariot and a great fleet. (Daniel 11, 40)
When king Astyages became part of his line, it was Cyrus, the Persian, succeeded him.✻ (Daniel 13, 65)
Of this king, Daniel was the courtier, and valued above all his other friends. (Daniel 14, 1)
The king himself honoured it with the rest, and no day passed but he went to pay it reverence. A time came when he asked Daniel, that worshipped no God but his own, why Bel he would not worship; (Daniel 14, 3)
