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DANIEL 666
FOUR OBEAT OBIENTAL KINGDOMa ^OAP. yn. Chap. VIL Coap. Vm.
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S Thai I lifted op mind eyw, and mw, tad, behold, there stood before the river a nun which h«d two horn* : end the too home wen hiffh ; but one wee higher than the other, and the higher came np laet.
4 I eaw the ram piuhlog westward, and northward, and eootfiward ; eo that no beast* might stand before him, nelthM- wot lA«r« any that could deliver out of his hand ; bat be did aoeording to hk will, and became great.
5 And aa I was considering, behold, a he- goat came from the west on the &c« of the whole earth, and tooched not the gronnd : and the goat had a notable horn between his eyes.
6 And he came to the ram that had two horns, which I had seen standing before the river, and ran onto him hi the ftiry of hb power.
7 And I saw him come doee onto the ram, and he was moved with choier against him, and smote the ram, and brake his two horns : and there waa no power In the ram to stand before him, but he cast him down to the ground, and stamped upon him : and there was none that co«ud deuver the ram oot of his hand.
Therefore the he^goat waxed very great : and when he was etrong, the great horn was' broken ; and for it there came ap four nota- ble onea toward (ha four wlnda ofhei
DANIEL
) Then I would 83 That ha aald, ow the trath of The fourth beast e fovrth beast, thall be the fourth itch waa dtrerae kingdom upon n> all the otbera,|aarth, which shall ceeding dreadful, 'be diverse trom all k4M teeth were o/ klngdoms.and shall m, and his oaHs devour the whole brasa; »Uek de-earth, and shall «rcd, brake in traad it down, and tcM.andstamped break it in piecea. erseldiMwlthlik
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so The ram which thou sawest having two hone ors the kings of Media and Persia.
91 And the rough goat i* the king of Greeia : and the great horn that ii between his eyes m the first king.
CShap. XL
i And BOiOrU) I show thee <he trath. Behold, there shall stand ap yet three kings in Persia ; and the fourth ahaU be hr richer tiian (iUy all:
and by his atrength throngh his riches he shall stir ap all against the realm of Oreda. S And a mliHity king shall stand ap, that shall role with great aommkm, and do according to hi*
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94 And the ten horns oot of this kingdom ore ten kings tUt I' - arise:
M Now that be- ing broken, where- 4 And whan he shall stand np. his kingdom as four stood up for shall be broken, and shall be divided toward the it, four Ungooms four winds of heaven ; and not to his noeteritv, shall stand up out nor aeeording to his dominion which he miea : of the nation, but for his kingdom shall be plucked ap, even for oth- not in his power, ers bealdea thoae.