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Daniel six,
verses nineteen
through twenty three

Then the king
arose
very early
in the morning,

and went
in haste
unto the den
of lions.

And when he came
to the den,

he cried
with a lamentable
voice
unto Daniel:

and the king
spake
and said
to Daniel,

O Daniel,
servant
of the living God,

is thy God,
whom thou servest
continually,

able to deliver thee
from the lions?

Then said
Daniel
unto the king,

O king,
live
for ever.

My God
hath sent
his angel,

and hath shut
the lions' mouths,

that they have
not hurt me:

forasmuch
as before him
innocency
was found
in me;

and also
before thee,
O king,

have I done
no hurt.

Then was
the king
exceeding glad
for him,

and commanded
that they should
take Daniel
up
out of the den.

So Daniel
was taken up
out of the den,

and no manner
of hurt
was found
upon him,

because he believed
in his God.

Daniel chapter six,
verses nineteen
through twenty three

Then the king
arose
very early
in the morning,

and went
in haste
unto the den
of lions.

And when he came
to the den,

he cried
with a lamentable
voice
unto Daniel:

and the king
spake
and said
to Daniel,

O Daniel,
servant
of the living God,

is thy God,
whom thou servest
continually,

able to deliver thee
from the lions?

Then said
Daniel
unto the king,

O king,
live
for ever.

My God
hath sent
his angel,

and hath shut
the lions' mouths,

that they have
not hurt me:

forasmuch
as before him
innocency
was found
in me;

and also
before thee,
O king,

have I done
no hurt.

Then was
the king
exceeding glad
for him,

and commanded
that they should
take Daniel
up
out of the den.

So Daniel
was taken up
out of the den,

and no manner
of hurt
was found
upon him,

because he believed
in his God.

The book
of Daniel
chapter six,
verses nineteen
through twenty three

Then the king
arose
very early
in the morning,

and went
in haste
unto the den
of lions.

And when he came
to the den,

he cried
with a lamentable
voice
unto Daniel:

and the king
spake
and said
to Daniel,

O Daniel,
servant
of the living God,

is thy God,
whom thou servest
continually,

able to deliver thee
from the lions?

Then said
Daniel
unto the king,

O king,
live
for ever.

My God
hath sent
his angel,

and hath shut
the lions' mouths,

that they have
not hurt me:

forasmuch
as before him
innocency
was found
in me;

and also
before thee,
O king,

have I done
no hurt.

Then was
the king
exceeding glad
for him,

and commanded
that they should
take Daniel
up
out of the den.

So Daniel
was taken up
out of the den,

and no manner
of hurt
was found
upon him,

because he believed
in his God.