Daniel 11:10
10But his sons will be challenged, and they will assemble a multitude of very many forces. And he will arrive rushing and overflowing. And he will be turned back, and he will be enraged, and he will join the battle in his redness. ▼▼11:10Even though the translation is the literal “sons” the meaning might be metaphorical. The reference to the king’s redness, robere eius, means that the king will be either angry or embarrassed. The word provocabuntur can also be translated as provoked.(Conte)
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▼▼11:10 His sons: Seleucus Ceraunius, and Antiochus the Great, the sons of Callinicus.(Challoner)
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▼▼11:10 He shall come: Viz., Antiochus the Great.(Challoner)
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