Then the king arose very early in the morning, and went in haste unto the den of lions.
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Verse 19 is found in chapter 6 of Daniel. Darius discovers that Daniel has survived and hears that God sent His angel to shut the lions’ mouths. Daniel attributes his preservation to his innocence before God and also before the king. Later, the accusers receive the punishment they had sought for Daniel. The judicial reversal confirms Daniel’s narrative pattern: faithfulness is vindicated, and the conspiracy turns against its authors.
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Und der König ging weg in seine Burg und blieb ungegessen und ließ auch kein Essen vor sich bringen, konnte auch nicht schlafen.
El rey, por tanto, se levantó muy de mañana, y fue apriesa al foso de los leones:
Le roi se leva au point du jour, avec l'aurore, et il alla précipitamment à la fosse aux lions.
Poi il re si levò la mattina a buon’ora, in su lo schiarir del dì, e andò in fretta alla fossa de’ leoni.
Pela manhã, ao romper do dia, levantou-se o rei, e foi com pressa à cova dos leões.
次日黎明,王起來,急忙往獅子坑那裏去,
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