Daniel 4:4
I Nebuchadnezzar <0576 05020> [I Nebuchadnezzar.]
After he had successfully finished his wars in Syria, Egypt, etc., and the immense improvements and buildings at Babylon, and in the enjoyment of uninterrupted peace and prosperity in his palace.
was <01934> [was.]
Daniel 7:21
Daniel 7:11
arrogant words <07032> [the voice.]
until <05705> [even.]
Daniel 2:31
were <01934> [sawest. Chal. wast seeing. and the.]
alarm <01763> [terrible.]
Daniel 2:34
stone <069> [a stone.]
cut out <01505> [was cut.]
not .... hands <03809 03028> [without hands. or, which was not in hands.]
struck <04223> [which.]
Daniel 4:10
there was <01934> [saw. Chal. was seeing. a tree.]
This represented his exceedingly prosperous condition, the height of his exaltation, the extent of his dominions and renown, the splendour of his kingdom, the multitude of his subjects who received protection from him, and the peace and plenty they enjoyed.
Daniel 4:13
visions <02376> [in the.]
a watcher. Either a holy angel, or a divine person, called a watcher, as watching over the affairs of men. .# 17,23 Ps 103:20
holy <06922> [an holy.]
Daniel 7:2
four <0703> [the four.]
great <07229> [the great.]
Daniel 7:13
son <01247> [one like.]
Ancient <06268> [the Ancient.]
escorted <07127> [and they.]
Daniel 7:4
lion <0744> [like.]
wings ...... wings <01611> [the wings.]
lifted up <05191> [and it. or, wherewith it, etc. lifted.]
human being .... human <0606> [and a.]
Daniel 7:6
appeared <0718> [lo.]
another <0317> [another.]
The Greek empire, founded by Alexander the Great.
four ... wings ........ four <01611 0703> [four wings.]
four .......... four heads <07217 0703> [four heads.]
Divided into 4 parts by Alexander's generals.
Daniel 7:8-9
another <0317> [another.]
eyes .... eyes <05870> [eyes like.]
mouth <06433> [a mouth.]
While <05705> [till.]
Ancient <06268> [the Ancient.]
attire <03831> [whose.]
thrones ............................. throne <03764> [his throne.]
wheels <01535> [and his wheels.]
Daniel 7:7
was <01934> [I saw.]
fourth <07244> [a fourth.]
The Roman empire, which destroyed the Grecian, and became mistress of the world.
ten <06236> [and it had ten.]
