Strong's H1768: דִּי (dîy) Definition

Daniel 6:8 - Now O king establish the decree and sign the writing not changed according to the law of the Medes and Persians not which altereth

Daniel 6:10 - Now when Daniel knew was signed that the writing he went into his house and his windows being open in his chamber toward Jerusalem times three a day he kneeled upon his knees and prayed and gave thanks before his God as he did aforetime

Daniel 6:12 - Then they came near and said before The king concerning a decree The king Hast thou not a decree signed any man that shall ask a petition of any God man within days thirty save a petition of The king shall be cast into the den of lions answered The king and said is true The thing according to the law of the Medes and Persians Hast thou not which altereth

Daniel 6:13 - Then answered they and said before O king That Daniel which is of the children of the captivity of Judah not regardeth O king thee nor the decree that thou hast signed times three a day but maketh his petition

Daniel 6:14 - Then the king these words when he heard was sore displeased on on Daniel with himself and set his heart to deliver till the going down of the sun him and he laboured to deliver

Daniel 6:15 - Then men these assembled unto O king and said O king Know O king that the law of the Medes and Persians is That no decree nor statute O king establisheth may be changed

Daniel 6:16 - Then Now the king and said and they brought Daniel and cast him into the den of lions spake Now the king and said Daniel Thy God whom thou servest continually he will deliver

Daniel 6:17 - was brought stone And a and laid upon the mouth of the den sealed and the king and with the signet and with the signet of his lords might not be changed that the purpose concerning Daniel

Daniel 6:19 - Then the king very early arose in the morning in haste unto the den of lions and went

Daniel 6:20 - And when he came to the den O Daniel voice with a lamentable he cried spake and the king and said O Daniel O Daniel servant God of the living God whom thou servest continually able to deliver thee from the lions

Daniel 6:22 - My God hath sent his angel and hath shut mouths the lions no hurt me forasmuch as before him innocency was found in me and also before thee O king hurt no have I done

Daniel 6:23 - Then was the king exceeding glad for him Daniel and commanded that they should take out of the den that they should take Daniel out of the den manner of hurt and no was found upon him because he believed in his God

Daniel 6:24 - commanded And the king and they brought men those which had accused Daniel of the den and the lions and they cast them their children and their wives or ever they came at the bottom of the den had the mastery and the lions all their bones in pieces

Daniel 6:25 - Then Darius king wrote in all people nations and languages that dwell in all the earth Peace be multiplied

Daniel 6:26 - I make a decree That in every and his dominion and his kingdom men tremble and fear I God of Daniel God for he is the living and stedfast for ever and his kingdom that which shall not be destroyed and his dominion shall be even unto the end

Daniel 6:27 - He delivereth and rescueth and he worketh signs and wonders in heaven and in earth He delivereth Daniel from the power of the lions

Daniel 7:4 - The first was like a lion the wings and had eagle's I beheld till thereof were plucked the wings and it was lifted up from the earth upon the feet and a man's and made stand heart and a man's was given

Daniel 7:6 - After this I beheld and lo another like a leopard wings had also four of a fowl which had upon the back had also four heads the beast and dominion was given

Daniel 7:7 - After this I saw visions in the night and behold beast a fourth dreadful and terrible and strong exceedingly teeth iron and it had great it devoured and brake in pieces the residue with the feet and stamped of it and it was diverse from all beast that were before horns it and it had ten

Daniel 7:9 - I beheld till his throne were cast down and the Ancient of days did sit whose garment as snow was white and the hair of his head wool like the pure his throne flame fire and his wheels fire as burning