Daniel 10
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Daniel 10:13-21

13But the princeH8269 of the kingdomH4438 of PersiaH6539 withstood me oneH259 and twentyH6242 daysH3117; but, lo, MichaelH4317, oneH259 of the chiefH8269 princesH8269, cameH935 to helpH5826 me: and I remainedH3498 there with the kingsH4428 of PersiaH6539. 14Now I am comeH935 to make thee understandH995 what shall befall thy peopleH5971 in the latterH319 daysH3117; for the visionH2377 is yetH5750 for many daysH3117. 15And when he had spokenH1696 unto me according to these wordsH1697, I setH5414 my faceH6440 toward the groundH776, and was dumb. 16And, behold, one in the likenessH1823 of the sonsH1121 of menH120 touchedH5060 my lipsH8193: then I openedH6605 my mouthH6310, and spake and saidH559 unto him that stoodH5975 before me, O my lordH113, by reason of the visionH4759 my sorrows are turnedH2015 upon me, and I retainH6113 no strengthH3581. 17For howH1963 can the servantH5650 of this my lordH113 talk with this my lordH113? for as for me, straightway there remainedH7604 no strengthH3581 in me, neither was there breathH5397 leftH7604 in me.

18Then there touchedH5060 me again one like the appearanceH4758 of a manH120, and he strengthenedH2388 me. 19And he saidH559, O manH376 greatly beloved, fearH3372 not: peaceH7965 be unto thee, be strongH2388, yea, be strongH2388. And when he spake unto me, I was strengthenedH2388, and saidH559, Let my lordH113 speakH1696; for thou hast strengthenedH2388 me. 20Then saidH559 he, Knowest thou wherefore I am comeH935 unto thee? and nowH6258 will I returnH7725 to fightH3898 with the princeH8269 of PersiaH6539: and when I goH3318 forthH3318, lo, the princeH8269 of GreeceH3120 shall comeH935. 21But I will tellH5046 thee that which is inscribed in the writing of truthH571: and there is none that holdeth with me against these, but MichaelH4317 your princeH8269.

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American Standard Version — 1901 — Public Domain