And he came to the ram that had two horns, which I had seen standing before the river, and ran unto him in the fury of his power.
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Verse 6 is found in chapter 8 of Daniel. A goat appears from the west and strikes down the ram with extraordinary speed. The goat’s large horn represents an initial power that later breaks and gives rise to four horns. The structure of the symbol anticipates political succession: a central authority may achieve enormous expansion and yet later fragment into several powers.
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Und er kam bis zu dem Widder der zwei Hörner hatte, den ich stehen sah vor dem Wasser, und er lief in seinem Zorn gewaltig auf ihn zu.
Y vino hasta el carnero que tenía los dos cuernos, al cual había yo visto que estaba delante del río, y corrió contra él con la ira de su fortaleza.
Il arriva jusqu'au bélier qui avait des cornes, et que j'avais vu se tenant devant le fleuve, et il courut sur lui dans toute sa fureur.
Ed esso venne fino al montone che avea quelle due corna, il quale io avea veduto stare in piè, dirincontro al fiume; e corse sopra lui nel furor della sua forza.
E dirigiu-se ao carneiro que tinha os dois chifres, ao qual eu tinha visto em pé diante do rio, e correu contra ele no ímpeto da sua força.
牠往我先前所見、站在河邊、有雙角的公綿羊那裏,以猛烈的怒氣向牠直闖。
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