Daniel 4:12-14
the beasts.Jer 27:6,7; Eze 17:23; 31:6shadow.La 4:20the fowls.Mr 13:32; Lu 13:19 in the.5,10; 7:1a watcher. Either a holy angel, or a divine person, called a watcher, as watching over the affairs of men. 17,23; Ps 103:20an holy.8:13; De 33:2; Ps 89:7; Zec 14:5; Mt 25:31; Mr 1:24; Lu 4:34Jude 1:14; Re 14:10 aloud. Chal. with might.3:4; Re 10:3; 18:2Hew.23; 5:20; Mt 3:10; 7:19; Lu 3:9; 13:7-9let.12; Jer 51:6,9; Eze 31:12,13Nahum 3:17-18
Re 9:7 Thy shepherds.That is, the rulers and tributary princes, who, as Herodotus informs us, deserted Nineveh in the day of her distress, and came not to her succour. Diodorus also says, that when the enemy shut up the king in the city, many nations revolted; each going over to the besiegers for the sake of their liberty; that the king despatched messengers to all his subjects, requiring power from them to succour him, and that he thought himself able to endure the siege, and remained in expectation of armies which were to be raised throughout his empire, relying on the oracle, that the city would not be taken till the river became its enemy. 2:6; Ex 15:16; Ps 76:5,6; Isa 56:9,10; Jer 51:39,57O King.Jer 50:18; Eze 31:3-18; 32:22,23nobles. or, valiant ones.Isa 47:1; Re 6:15thy people.1Ki 22:17; Isa 13:14Revelation of John 17:16
the ten.2,10,12these.The ten horns, which the angel explained of "ten kings" or kingdoms, and which once exalted and supported her ecclesiastical tyranny, will hate, desolate, strip, and devour her. They will be the principal instruments in the destruction of popery and the ruin of Rome itself. 1,2,13; 16:12; Isa 13:17,18; Jer 50:41,42and naked.18:16,17; Eze 16:37-44; 23:45-49eat.Job 31:31; Ps 27:2; Da 7:5and burn.18:8,16; Le 21:9
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