Daniel 5:30 Cross References - ECB

³⁰ In that night, Bel Shats Tsar the sovereign of the Kesediym is severed.

⁴ my heart staggers; trembling frightens me: he sets the evening breeze of my pleasure to tremble me. ⁵ Arrange the table! Watch in the watchtower! Eat! Drink! Arise, you governors! Anoint the buckler! ⁶ For Adonay says thus to me, Go, stand a watcher; to tell what he sees. ⁷ And he sees a chariot with a pair of cavalry, a chariot of burros, a chariot of camels; and in hearkening, he hearkens: ⁸ and he calls out, A lion! Adonay, I stand continually on the watchtower in the day and I station in my guard whole nights: ⁹ and, behold, a chariot of men comes with a pair of cavalry: and he answers and says, Fallen! Babel - fallen! and he breaks all the sculptiles of her elohim to the earth.

⁹ And these two come to you in a blink in one day - bereavement and widowhood: they come on you in their integrity for the abundance of your sorceries, and for the mighty might of your charms:

¹¹ polish the arrows; fill the shields: Yah Veh wakens the spirit of the sovereigns of the Maday: for his intrigue is against Babel, to ruin therein; because it is the avengement of Yah Veh - the avengement of his manse.

³¹ runner runs to meet runner and teller to meet teller to tell the sovereign of Babel that his city is captured at the end:

³⁹ In their heat, I place their banquets; and I intoxicate them so that they jump for joy and sleep an eternal sleep and waken not - an oracle of Yah Veh.

⁵⁷ and I intoxicate her governors and her wise - her governors and her prefects and her mighty: and they sleep an eternal sleep and waken not - an oracle of the Sovereign whose name is Yah Veh Sabaoth.

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THE FEAST OF BEL SHATS TSAR
Bel Shats Tsar the sovereign makes a great feast to a thousand of his nobles; and drinks fermentation in front of the thousand. ² Bel Shats Tsar, as he tastes the fermentation, says to bring the golden and silver vessels his father Nebukadnets Tsar removed from the manse in Yeru Shalem; for the sovereign and his nobles, his mistresses and his concubines to drink.