Daniel 4:19

Then
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Daniel
<01841>_,

whose name
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[was] Belteshazzar
<01096>_,

was astonied
<08075> (8733)

for one
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hour
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and his thoughts
<07476>

troubled
<0927> (8792)

him. The king
<04430>

spake
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and said
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Belteshazzar
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let not
<0409>

the dream
<02493>_,

or the interpretation
<06591>

thereof, trouble
<0927> (8792)

thee. Belteshazzar
<01096>

answered
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and said
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My lord
<04756>_,

the dream
<02493>

[be] to them that hate
<08131> (8750)

thee, and the interpretation
<06591>

thereof to thine enemies
<06146>_.

Daniel 4:27

Wherefore
<03861>_,

O king
<04430>_,

let my counsel
<04431>

be acceptable
<08232> (8748)

unto thee
<05922>_,

and break off
<06562> (8747)

thy sins
<02408>

by righteousness
<06665>_,

and thine iniquities
<05758>

by shewing mercy
<02604> (8749)

to the poor
<06033> (8750)_;

if
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it may be
<01934> (8748)

a lengthening
<0754>

of thy tranquillity
<07963>_.

{a lengthening...: or, an healing of thine error}