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Daniel 13:4 Commentary

1 historical voice

How the Church has read Daniel 13:4 across two millennia — Matthew Henry, John Calvin, Augustine of Hippo, John Chrysostom and more, gathered verse by verse from the public domain.

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Erat autem Joakim dives valde, et erat ei pomarium vicinum domui suæ : et ad ipsum confluebant Judæi, eo quod esset honorabilior omnium.

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Church Fathers 1

Hippolytus of Rome · 170 Excerpts (Historical Christian Faith …
COMMENTARY ON DANIEL 1:13.4-5
It is opportune to ask how those who were captives and had been enslaved by the Babylonian could gather together in the same place as if they were free. It must be known that after he deported them, Nebuchadnezzar dealt with them in a humane way and permitted them to meet together and to do all things according to the law.
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