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John McClintock & James Strong • SECTION 849

Section 849

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81 And arms shall stand on his part, and they shall pollute the sanctury <^ strength, and shall take away the daily smpj/m, and they uiall place the abomina- tion that maketh deeolate.

89 And such as do wickedly against the covenant ahall he corrupt by flatteries : but ue people that do know their God shall be strong, and do tpioUt,

88 And they that understand among the people shall

19 And a bostwaa holy people.

the mightv and the, instruct many : yet they shall fldi by the sword, and

given him against t 96 And through the daily sam^M|his policy also he by reaeon of trans- sliall cause craft to and they shall beigratalon, and It east prosper In his hand given Into his hand down the truth to snd he shall mag- nntil a tfane and 'the ground; and It nify Mmss// In bts times and the dl- practised and pro*- heMt, and by p Tiding of time. pered. Ishall destroymL^

18 Then I heard he shall also stand 99 Until the An- one saint speaking, up against tiie dent of days came, and another saint Ftlnce of prinees and judgment was 'said unto that cer- glven to the salnU'taln miftt which of the Most High ;, spake. How long and the time came '•!«// U the vision that the saints pos-l«oii««rKtii^ the dal-

but he shall be bro-

aessed the kingdom. ' ly taerifiet, and the km without h

96 But the judg- ment shall dt, snd they shall take away his dominion, to consume and to destroy U unto the end.

97 And the Ung Awn and dominion, »5<i^the greatness ofthe kingdom un- der the whole heav- «, shall be given to th« people of the ^nt. of the Most Hl«h; whose Ung. *>n» u an everlaat- ujp kinedPin, and all dominions ihaU ••▼•and obey hhn.

tronsgremlon of I 96 And the vblon desolation, to give of the evening and both the sanctuary the momlnr which and the host to be was told u trne : trodden under foot! wherdbre shut 14 And he said thou up the vision , unto me. Unto two for It sia// h$ for thousand and three many day*, hundred days ; then shall the sanctuary be ' '

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by flame, by captivity, and bv spoil,

U Now whenV - "^ " --" "^ ' with a little help flatteriea.

86 And

to the time pointed.

86 And the Ung shall do aeoording to hia will ; and be shall exalt himself, and magnifyhimself above ev- ery god, and shall neak marvellous things against the God of gods, and shall prosper till the indignation be man clothed IiTlln- 4he^: for that*^th^Is determhied T " * ""?"¥»«»'»•«»

, by captivity, and Irv apoil, moMH days.

r when ihey ahall Call, Uiev shall be hotpen

ttle help : but many shall cleave to them with

soNM of them of understanding ihall fidi, to , and to purge, and to make Hem white, nt* ne of the sad : because i( w yet (br a time ap-

86 And the Ung shall do aeoording to his will ; and It himself, and magnifynlmself above ev-

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87 Ndther shall he regard the god of hia fothers, nor river, when beheld the desire of women, nor regard any god : fbr he shall op his right hand -nagnlfy himself above all. uad hia left hand

88 But in his estate shall he hcmor the God of forces : onto heaven, and and a god whom his (athera knew not shall he honor sware by him that with gold, and ailver, and with predoua stones, and liYsth forever, that pI«W|M>t tblnay.^ ... . . . »« •*<»«*« tor a time,

89 Thus shall he do In Hie moet strong holds with a times, and a half: strange god, whom he shall acknowledge amd inereaae ud when he shall with glory : and he shall cause them to rule over many, have accomplished and shall divide the land for gain. to scatter the now-

40 And at the time of the end shall the Ung of the «r of the holy peo- south push at him: and the king of the norui shall pie. all these tAiiMe come against him like a whirlwind, with chariots, and ghail be finished/ with honemen, and with manv ships ; and he shall en- ter into the countries, and ahall overflow and pass over.

41 He shall enter alao Into the gloriooa land, and many eoHiUrita ahall be overthrown : but these ahall eacape out of his hand, n*n Edom, and Moab, and the chief of the chUdran of Ammon.

49 He shall stretch forth his hand also upon the conn- trtee ; and the land of Egypt ahall not eacape.

48 Bnt he shall have power over the treaaures of gold and of silver, and over all the precious things of Egypt : and the Libvana and the Ethiopians staff &« at hi* stepe.

44 But tlnings out nt the east and out of the north shall trouble htm : therefore he shall go forth with great fory to deatroy, and utterly to make away many.

46 And he ahall plant the tabernacles of hia palace b«*tween the leaa in the glorious holy mountaia ; yet he shall come (o his end, and none sboil help him.

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