Daniel 11:10-16
his sons Seleucus Ceraunus and Antiochus the Great, sons of Callinicus. But the former being poisoned, the latter was proclaimed king, retook Seleucia and Syria, and then, after a truce, returned and overcame the Egyptian forces. be stirred up or, war overflow Dan 11:22, Dan 11:40, Dan 9:26; Isa 8:7-8; Jer 46:7-8, Jer 51:42 then shall he return, and be stirred up or, then shall he be stirred up again to his Dan 11:7, Dan 11:39; Isa 25:12 the king of the south Dan 11:5, Dan 11:9 moved Dan 11:44, Dan 8:7; Ps 76:10 the multitude Dan 11:10, Dan 2:38; 1Kgs 20:13, 1Kgs 20:28; Ps 33:16-17; Eccl 9:11-12; Jer 27:6 his heart Dan 5:19-20, Dan 5:23, Dan 8:25; Deut 8:14; 2Kgs 14:10; 2Chr 25:19, 2Chr 26:16, 2Chr 32:25; Prov 16:18; Isa 10:7-12; Ezek 28:2, Ezek 28:5, Ezek 28:17; Hab 2:4-6; Acts 12:22-23; 1Tim 3:6; 1Pet 5:5 the king Dan 11:6-7 after certain years Heb. at the end of times, even years, Dan 4:16, Dan 12:7 robbers of thy people Heb. children of robbers exalt Acts 4:25-28; Rev 17:17 cast up Jer 5:10, Jer 6:6, Jer 33:4, Jer 52:4; Ezek 17:17 most fenced cities Heb. city of munitions, After fourteen years, Ptolemy Philopater having been succeeded by Ptolemy Epiphanes, then a minor, Antiochus raised a greater army than before, and having defeated his best troops under Scopas, recovered possession of Caelo-Syria and Palestine, with all their fortified cities. shall not Dan 11:6, Dan 8:7; Josh 1:5; Prov 21:30-31 his chosen people Heb. the people of his choices shall do Dan 11:3, Dan 11:36, Dan 8:4, Dan 8:7 glorious land or, goodly land, Dan 11:41, Dan 11:45, Dan 8:9; Isa 8:8, Heb. land of ornament, Jer 3:19 *marg.
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