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blaspheming Horn is left alive until a "Bar Nasha" - that
is, a "Son of Man" - is taken up on the clouds and presented
to the Eternal, from whom he receives power, honor and
kingdom for ever. The stupefied Prophet approaches one
of those standing by and beseeches him to explain the mean-
ing of this wonderful vision. The good Angel gives the
interpretation of it in such a manner that the whole mystery
enveloped in the figurative or allegorical language and image
is brought to light.
Footnote
(1) The original word is nur, and, like the Arabic word, ir means "light"
rather than "fire," which is represented in the text by "ish."
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Being a prince of the royal family, Daniel was taken,
is, a "Son of Man" - is taken up on the clouds and presented
to the Eternal, from whom he receives power, honor and
kingdom for ever. The stupefied Prophet approaches one
of those standing by and beseeches him to explain the mean-
ing of this wonderful vision. The good Angel gives the
interpretation of it in such a manner that the whole mystery
enveloped in the figurative or allegorical language and image
is brought to light.
Footnote
(1) The original word is nur, and, like the Arabic word, ir means "light"
rather than "fire," which is represented in the text by "ish."
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Being a prince of the royal family, Daniel was taken,