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Danish · Beginner

Daniel i løvekulen

Adapted from Daniel in the Lions’ Den

By The Bible

Daniel continues to pray despite a royal decree and is protected in the lions’ den.

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Illustration for the scene “Darius plans to promote Daniel”

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Dareios vil forfremme Daniel

Darius plans to promote Daniel

Danish

Kong Dareios satte 120 mænd til at styre hver sin del af riget. De skulle fortælle tre ledere, hvordan det gik, så kongen ikke mistede noget. Daniel var en af de tre ledere. Han klarede sit arbejde så godt, at kongen tænkte på at lade ham styre hele riget.

English translation

King Darius appointed 120 men, each to govern a different part of the kingdom. They were to report to three leaders on how things were going so the king wouldn’t lose anything. Daniel was one of the three leaders. He did his work so well that the king thought about putting him in charge of the whole kingdom.

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