Ezekiel 40:4
behold.2:7,8; 3:17; 43:10; 44:5; Mt 10:27; 13:9,51,52declare.Isa 21:10; Jer 26:2; Ac 20:27; 1Co 11:23Daniel 6:14
was sore.The king now clearly perceived for what purpose the decree had been solicited; and was exceedingly displeased with himself that he had suffered himself to be so deluded. 3:13; Mt 27:17-24; Mr 6:26; Lu 23:13-21; Joh 19:7-12and he.He strove during the whole day, by every means, to evade or annul the edict; but the foolish constitution of his government (exactly the reverse of the happy rule for the conduct of our gracious monarch) did not allow them to pardon any person who had broken one of their decrees, however arbitrary and unreasonable. 2Sa 3:28,29Daniel 10:12
Fear not.19; Isa 35:4; 41:10,14; Mt 28:5,10; Mr 16:6; Lu 1:13,30; 2:10; 24:38Ac 18:9,10; 27:24; Re 1:17from.Daniel, as Bp. Newton observes, was now very far advanced in years; for the third year of Cyrus was the 73rd of his captivity; and being a youth when carried captive, he cannot be supposed to have been less than ninety. Old as he was, "he set his heart to understand," the former revelations which had been made to him, and particularly the vision of the ram and he-goat, as may be collected from the sequel; and for this purpose he prayed and fasted three weeks. His fasting and prayers had the desired effect, for and angel was sent to unfold to him those mysteries; and whoever would excel in divine knowledge, must imitate Daniel, and habituate himself to study, temperance, and devotion. 2,3; 9:3,4,20-23; Isa 58:9; 65:24; Ac 10:4,30,31chasten.Le 16:29,31; Nu 29:7; Ps 69:10and I.11; 9:20-22; Ac 10:3-5,30,31
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