Daniel 8:7

Holy Bible: Easy-to-Read Version

As I watched, the goat ran at the ram and broke both of the ram’s horns. The ram could not stop the goat. The goat knocked it to the ground and walked all over it. There was no one to save the ram from the goat.

Cross References

Daniel 11:11

Then the southern king will become very angry and march out to fight against the northern king. The northern king will have a large army, but he will lose the war.

Daniel 7:7

“After that, in my vision at night, I looked, and there in front of me was a fourth animal. It looked very cruel and terrifying. It looked very strong, with large iron teeth. This animal crushed and ate its victims and walked on whatever was left of them. This fourth animal was different from all the animals I saw before it. This animal had ten horns.

Joshua 8:20

The men from Ai looked back and saw their city burning. When they saw the smoke rising into the sky, they lost their strength and courage. They stopped chasing the men of Israel. The Israelites stopped running away. They turned and went to fight the men from Ai. There was no safe place for the men from Ai to run to.

Leviticus 26:37

They will run as if someone is chasing them with a sword. They will fall over each other—even when no one is chasing them. “You will not be strong enough to stand up against your enemies.

Daniel 8:6

The goat came to the ram with the two horns. (This was the ram I had seen standing by the Ulai River.) The goat was very angry and ran at the ram.

Daniel 8:8

So the goat became very powerful. But after he became strong, his big horn broke off. Then four horns grew in place of the one big horn. Those four horns were easy to see. They pointed in four different directions.

Daniel 8:10

The little horn became very big. It grew until it reached the sky. It even threw some of heaven’s army to the ground and trampled them.

Daniel 7:12

The authority and rule of the other animals had been taken from them. But they were permitted to live for a certain period of time.