Daniel 10
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Daniel 10:2-6

2In those daysH3117 I DanielH1840 wasH1961 mourningH56 threeH7969 full weeksH7620:

3I ateH398 no pleasant breadH3899, neither cameH935 fleshH1320 nor wineH3196 into my mouthH6310, neither did I anointH5480 myself at all, till threeH7969 fullH4390 weeksH7620 were fulfilled.

4And on the four-and-twentieth dayH3117 of the firstH7223 monthH2320, I wasH1961 by the side of the greatH1419 riverH5104, which is Hiddekel:

5and I liftedH5375 up mine eyesH5869 and lookedH7200, and behold, a certain manH376 clothedH3847 in linenH906, and his loinsH4975 were girdedH2296 with pureH3800 goldH3800 of UphazH210;

6and his body was like a chrysolite, and his faceH6440 as the appearanceH4758 of lightningH1300, and his eyesH5869 as torchesH3940 of fireH784, and his armsH2220 and his feet as the look of burnishedH7044 brass, and the voiceH6963 of his wordsH1697 like the voiceH6963 of a multitudeH1995.

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