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  • The king then had magicians and soothsayers, sorcerers and Chaldaeans summoned to tell him what his dreams meant. They arrived and stood in the king's presence. (Daniel 2, 2)

  • The Chaldaeans answered the king: 'May your majesty live for ever! Tell your servants the dream, and we shall reveal its meaning for you.' (Daniel 2, 4)

  • The king answered the Chaldaeans, 'This is my firm resolve: if you cannot tell me what I dreamt and what it means, I shall have you torn limb from limb and your houses turned into dunghills. (Daniel 2, 5)

  • But the king retorted, 'It is plain to me that you are trying to gain time, knowing my proclaimed resolve. (Daniel 2, 8)

  • If you do not interpret my dream for me, there will be but one sentence passed on you all; you have agreed among yourselves to make me misleading and tortuous speeches while the time goes by. So tell me what my dream was, and then I shall know whether you can interpret it.' (Daniel 2, 9)

  • The Chaldaeans answered the king, 'Nobody in the world could explain the king's problem; what is more, no other king, governor or chief would think of putting such a question to any magician, soothsayer or Chaldaean. (Daniel 2, 10)

  • The question the king asks is difficult, and no one can find the king an answer to it, except the gods, whose dwelling is not with mortals.' (Daniel 2, 11)

  • At this the king flew into a rage and ordered all the Babylonian sages to be put to death. (Daniel 2, 12)

  • On publication of the decree to have the sages killed, search was made for Daniel and his companions to have them put to death. (Daniel 2, 13)

  • Then, with shrewd and cautious words, Daniel approached Arioch, the king's chief executioner, when he was on his way to kill the Babylonian sages. (Daniel 2, 14)

  • and Daniel went off to ask the king for a stay of execution to give him the opportunity of revealing his interpretation to the king. (Daniel 2, 16)

  • This is what Daniel said: May the name of God be blessed for ever and ever, since wisdom and power are his alone. (Daniel 2, 20)


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