The king answered and said to Daniel, whose name was Belteshazzar, Art thou able to make known unto me the dream which I have seen, and the interpretation thereof?
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Verse 26 is found in chapter 2 of Daniel. Daniel appears before the king and avoids attributing supernatural ability to himself. He declares that there is a God in heaven who reveals mysteries and that the revelation was given to show the king what would happen. The passage establishes a decisive distinction between human wisdom and divine revelation while presenting Daniel as a faithful mediator of a message that does not belong to him.
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Der König antwortete und sprach zu Daniel, den sie Beltsazar hießen: Bist du, der mir den Traum, den ich gesehen habe, und seine Deutung anzeigen kann?
Respondió el rey, y dijo a Daniel, al cual llamaban Beltsasar: ¿Podrás tú hacerme entender el sueño que vi, y su declaración?
El rey preguntó a Daniel, cuyo nombre era Beltsasar: «¿Puedes darme a conocer el sueño que vi y su interpretación?».
Le roi prit la parole et dit à Daniel, qu'on nommait Beltschatsar: Es-tu capable de me faire connaître le songe que j'ai eu et son explication?
Il re prese a dire a Daniele, il cui nome era Beltsasar: Mi puoi tu dichiarare il sogno, che io ho veduto, e la sua interpretazione?
Respondeu o rei, e disse a Daniel (cujo nome era Beltessazar): Podes tu fazer-me saber o sonho que tive e a sua interpretação?
王對那稱為 伯提沙撒 的 但以理 說:「你能將我所做的夢和夢的解釋告訴我嗎?」
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