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The right word again! cried Daniel. Saw thee asunder the angel of the Lord will, with the sharp blade he carries yonder; you are both dead men. (Daniel 13, 59)
Nay, my lord king, Daniel answered with a smile, give no heed to false tales. Clay he is within, and bronze without; I warrant thee, eat he cannot. (Daniel 14, 6)
this challenge they offered: Withdraw we, as thou seest; for thee it is, lord king, to set food, pour out wine, lock and seal door with thy own hand. (Daniel 14, 10)
What of the seals, Daniel? the king asked. Are they unbroken? Ay, my lord king, unbroken yet. (Daniel 14, 16)
when suddenly the angel of the Lord said to him, Take the dinner thou hast with thee to Babylon, and give it to Daniel; he is in the lion-pit. (Daniel 14, 33)
Lord, said Habacuc, I was never yet in Babylon, and know nothing of any lion-pit there. (Daniel 14, 34)
Upon which the angel of the Lord caught at his head and lifted him by the hair of it; then by the force of his impulse, set him down in Babylon, close to the pit. (Daniel 14, 35)
So Habacuc cried out, Daniel! Servant of God! The Lord has sent thee thy dinner; come and take it. (Daniel 14, 36)
So he rose and ate, while the angel of the Lord brought Habacuc, all at once, back to his home. (Daniel 14, 38)
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)
This is the message which came from the Lord to Osee, son of Beeri, during the reigns of Ozias, Joathan, Achaz and Ezechias in Juda, and during the reign of Jeroboam, son of Joas, in Israel. (Hosea 1, 1)
When first the divine voice made itself heard through Osee, this was the command given him: Wanton wed thou, wantons breed thou; in a wanton land thou dwellest, that keeps troth with its Lord never. (Hosea 1, 2)
