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Księga Daniela 6:21
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Mówił tedy tak Daniel z królem: O królu, bądź żyw na wieki!
Tedy Danijel do króla rzekł: Królu, żyj na wieki!
A Daniel przemówił do króla: Królu, żyj na wieki!
Tedy Danijel do króla rzekł: Królu, żyj na wieki!
Wtedy Daniel odpowiedział królowi: Królu, żyj na wieki!
A gdy się przybliżył do jamy, zawołał smutnym głosem na Daniela i rzekł: Danielu, sługo Boga żywego! Czy twój Bóg, któremu nieustannie służysz, mógł cię wybawić od lwów?
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
O king: Daniel 6:6, Daniel 2:4, Nehemiah 2:3
Reciprocal: 2 Samuel 16:16 - God save the king 1 Kings 1:31 - Let my 2 Kings 11:12 - and said Ezra 5:7 - all peace Daniel 3:9 - O King Daniel 5:10 - O king
Gill's Notes on the Bible
Then said Daniel unto the king,.... Whose voice he knew, though the tone of it was so much altered:
O king, live for ever; he does not reproach him for delivering him into the hands of his enemies, and suffering him to be cast into that place, which he might have prevented, had he had more resolution; he knew it was done with reluctance, though with weakness; which he does not upbraid him with, but freely forgives him, and wishes him health, long life, and prosperity.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
Then said Daniel unto the king, O king, live forever - The common form of salutation in addressing the king. See the note at Daniel 2:4. There might be more than mere form in this, for Daniel may have been aware of the true source of the calamities that had come upon him, and of the innocence of the king in the matter; and he doubtless recalled the interest which the king had shown in him when about to be cast into the den of lions, and his expression of confidence that his God would be able to deliver him Daniel 6:16, and he could not but have been favorably impressed by the solicitude which the monarch now showed for his welfare in thus early visiting him, and by his anxiety to know whether he were still alive.
