And it is a rare thing that the king requireth, and there is none other that can shew it before the king, except the gods, whose dwelling is not with flesh.
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Verse 11 is found in chapter 2 of Daniel. The Babylonian wise men acknowledge that the king’s request exceeds their abilities and describe the demand as extraordinarily difficult. Their inability leads to a sentence against all the wise men, including Daniel and his companions. Literarily, the scene pushes the tension to an extreme point so that God’s later intervention cannot be attributed to human skill or coincidence.
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Denn was der König fordert, ist zu hoch, und ist auch sonst niemand, der es vor dem König sagen könne, ausgenommen die Götter, die bei den Menschen nicht wohnen.
Finalmente, el negocio que el rey demanda, es singular, ni hay quien lo pueda declarar delante del rey, salvo los dioses cuya morada no es con la carne.
Lo que el rey pide es difícil y no hay nadie que pueda darlo a conocer al rey, salvo los dioses, cuya morada no está entre los seres humanos».
Ce que le roi demande est difficile; il n'y a personne qui puisse le dire au roi, excepté les dieux, dont la demeure n'est pas parmi les hommes.
E la cosa che il re richiede è tanto ardua, che non vi è alcun altro che la possa dichiarare al re, se non gl’iddii, la cui abitazione non è con la carne.
Porque o assunto que o rei requer é difícil; e ninguém há que o possa declarar diante do rei, senão os deuses, cuja morada não é com a carne.
王所問的事很難,除了不與血肉之軀同住的上帝,沒有人能在王面前解釋。」
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