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Louis Segond
Daniel 2:17
Bible Study Resources
Concordances:
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- InternationalParallel Translations
Alors Daniel alla en sa maison, et déclara l'affaire ŕ Hanania, ŕ Misaël, et ŕ Hazaria, ses compagnons;
Puis Daniel alla dans sa maison et informa de cette affaire Hanania, Mishaël et Azaria, ses compagnons,
Alors Daniel s'en alla ŕ sa maison et fit connaître la chose ŕ Hanania, Mishaël et Azaria, ses compagnons,
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
Hananiah: Daniel 1:7, Daniel 1:11, Daniel 3:12
Reciprocal: Daniel 1:6 - Daniel Daniel 2:30 - but Daniel 2:49 - he set Malachi 3:16 - spake
Gill's Notes on the Bible
Then Daniel went to his house,.... Which Sanctius thinks was in the king's palace; very probably it might be near it, somewhere in the city of Babylon; for that it should be twenty miles from that city, as Benjamin of Tudela relates o, is not likely; since Arioch's orders reached to none but the wise men of Babylon, and where he sought for and found Daniel; hither he went, to be alone, and to seek the Lord in secret:
and made the thing known to Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah, his companions; who either dwelt in the same house with him, or not far off; whom he sent for and acquainted with all that had passed, both between the king and the wise men, and the consequence of that; and between him and the king, and what promise he had made, relying on his God and theirs.
o Itinerarium, p. 76.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
Then Daniel went to his house - It is quite evident that he had obtained the object of his request, though this is not expressly mentioned. The king was undoubtedly, for the reasons above stated, willing that he should have a fair opportunity to try his skill in disclosing the mysterious secret.
And made the thing known to Hananiah ... - Made the whole matter known - the perplexity respecting the dream; the failure of the Chaldeans to interpret it; the decree; and his own petition to the king. They had a common interest in knowing it, as their lives were all endangered.
