Daniel 8:9
From one of these, a small horn grew out, which expanded toward the south, east, and the Beautiful Land.
From one of these, a small horn grew out, which expanded toward the south, east, and the Beautiful Land.
The he-goat became very great, but when it was powerful, the great horn snapped off; and in its place, four large horns emerged facing the four winds of heaven.
I saw it reach the ram and face it directly; it gored the ram and broke its two horns, and the ram could not defend itself. It knocked the ram down to the ground and crushed it. No one could rescue the ram from its power.
It approached the ram with two horns, which I had seen near the river, and it charged at the ram with all of its strength.
As I was pondering, a male goat appeared from the west, as if flying above the earth without touching the ground; it had a large horn between its eyes.
I watched the ram charge westward, northward, and southward. No animal could resist it; none could escape its strength. It did as it pleased and grew mighty.
I looked up and saw a ram standing by the river. It had two long horns, but one was longer than the other.
In this vision, I saw myself in Susa, the fortified city in the province of Elam; I noticed that I was by the river Ulai.
Second: The Ram and the Goat In the third year of King Belshazzar’s reign, I, Daniel, had another vision.