Daniel 8:12

Easy To Read Version

The little horn sinned and stopped the daily sacrifices. It threw goodness down to the ground. The little horn did these things and was very successful.

Cross References

Job 12:6

But robbers’ tents are not bothered.\par People who make God angry live in peace,\par and their own strength\par is their only god!\par

Psalm 119:142

Lord, your goodness is forever.\par And your teachings can be trusted.\par

Psalm 119:43

Let me always speak your true teachings.\par Lord, I depend on your wise decisions.\par

Psalm 28:5

Bad people don’t understand the good things the Lord does.\par They don’t see the good things God does.\par No, they don’t understand;\par they only try to destroy.\par

Isaiah 59:14

Justice has turned away from us.\par Fairness stands far away.\par Truth has fallen in the streets.\par Goodness is not allowed to enter the city.\par

Jeremiah 12:1

Lord, if I argue with you,\par you are always right!\par But I want to ask you about some things that don’t seem right.\par Why are wicked people successful?\par Why do people you can’t trust have such easy lives?\par

Daniel 11:28

“‘The northern king will go back to his own country with much wealth. Then he will decide to do bad things against the holy agreement. {\cf2\super [128]} He will do the things he planned, and then he will go back to his own country.

Daniel 7:21

As I was watching, this little horn began attacking and making war against God’s special people. And the horn was killing them.

Daniel 8:4

I watched the ram run into things with its horns. I watched the ram run to the west and to the north and to the south. No animal could stop the ram. And no one could save the other animals. That ram could do whatever it wanted to do. So the ram became very powerful.

Revelation 13:7

The animal was given power to make war against God’s holy people {\cf2\super [93]} and to defeat them. The animal was given power over every tribe, race of people, language, and nation.

1 Samuel 23:9

David learned that Saul was making plans against him. David then said to Abiathar the priest, “Bring the ephod.” [191]