Daniel 11:6-7
the end Dan 11:13; Ezek 38:8-9 join themselves Heb. associate themselves for the king's After many wars between Ptolemy Philadelphus, king of Egypt, and Antiochus Theos, king of Syria, they agreed to make peace, on condition that the latter should put away his wife Laodice, and her sons, and marry Berenice, Ptolemy's daughter. king Dan 11:7, Dan 11:13, Dan 11:15, Dan 11:40 an agreement Heb. rights retain Job 38:15; Ps 10:5; Ezek 30:21; Zech 11:16 she shall be Antiochus recalled Laodice, who, fearing another change, caused him to be poisoned, and Berenice and her son to be murdered, and set her son Callinicus on the throne. he that begat her or, whom she brought forth he that strengthened Her father Ptolemy, who died a few years before. out of Job 14:7; Isa 9:14, Isa 11:1; Jer 12:2; Mal 4:1 one stand Ptolemy Euergetes, who, to avenge his sister's death, marched with a great army against Callinicus, took all Asia from mount Taurus to India, and returned to Egypt with an immense booty. Dan 11:20; Ps 49:10-13, Ps 109:8; Luke 12:20 in his estate or, in his place, or office, Dan 11:20 and shall prevail Ps 55:23; Ezek 17:18
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