다니엘(Daniel) 8장 [개역한글 : Deutsch : NIV]

1. 나 다니엘에게 ^ㄴ처음에 나타난 異像(이상) 後(후) ^ㄷ벨사살 王(왕) 三年(삼년)에 다시 異像(이상)이 나타나니라
   
2. 내가 異像(이상)을 보았는데 내가 그것을 볼 때에 내 몸은 ^ㄹ엘람道(도) ^ㅁ수산城(성)에 있었고 내가 ^ㅂ異像(이상)을 보기는 ^ㅅ을래 江邊(강변)에서니라
   
3. 내가 눈을 들어본즉 江(강) 가에 ^ㅇ두 뿔 가진 수羊(양)이 섰는데 그 두 뿔이 다 길어도 한 뿔은 다른 뿔보다도 길었고 그 긴 것은 나중에 난 것이더라
   
4. 내가 본즉 그 ^ㅈ수羊(양)이 西(서)와 北(북)과 南(남)을 向(향)하여 받으나 ^ㅊ그것을 當(당)할 ^ㅋ짐승이 하나도 없고 ^ㅌ그 손에서 能(능)히 구할 이가 絶對(절대)로 없으므로 그것이 ^ㅍ任意(임의)로 行(행)하고 ^ㅎ스스로 强大(강대)하더라
   
5. 내가 생각할 때에 ^ㅏ한 수염소가 西便(서편)에서부터 와서 온 地面(지면)에 두루 다니되 땅에 닿지 아니하며 그 염소 두 눈 사이에는 顯著(현저)한 뿔이 있더라
   

1. Im dritten Jahr des Königreichs des Königs Belsazer erschien "mir," "Daniel," ein Gesicht nach "dem," so mir zuerst erschienen war.
   
2. Ich war aber in solchem Gesicht zu Schloß Susan im Lande "Elam," am Wasser Ulai. {~} {~}
   
3. Und ich hob meine Augen auf und "sah," und "siehe," ein Widder stand vor dem "Wasser," der hatte zwei hohe "Hörner," doch eins höher denn das "andere," und das höchste wuchs am letzten. {~}
   
4. Ich "sah," daß der Widder mit den Hörnern stieß gegen "Abend," gegen Mitternacht und gegen Mittag; und kein Tier konnte vor ihm bestehen noch von seiner Hand errettet "werden," sondern er "tat," was er "wollte," und ward groß.
   
5. Und indem ich darauf "merkte," "siehe," da kommt ein Ziegenbock vom Abend her über die ganze "Erde," daß er die Erde nicht berührte; und der Bock hatte ein ansehnliches Horn zwischen seinen Augen.
   

1. In the third year of King Belshazzar's reign, I, Daniel, had a vision, after the one that had already appeared to me.
   
2. In my vision I saw myself in the citadel of Susa in the province of Elam; in the vision I was beside the Ulai Canal.
   
3. I looked up, and there before me was a ram with two horns, standing beside the canal, and the horns were long. One of the horns was longer than the other but grew up later.
   
4. I watched the ram as he charged toward the west and the north and the south. No animal could stand against him, and none could rescue from his power. He did as he pleased and became great.
   
5. As I was thinking about this, suddenly a goat with a prominent horn between his eyes came from the west, crossing the whole earth without touching the ground.
   

6. 그것이 두 뿔 가진 수羊(양) 곧 내가 본바 江(강)가에 섰던 羊(양)에게로 나아가되 ^ㅑ憤怒(분노)한 힘으로 그것에게로 달려가더니
   
7. 내가 본즉 그것이 수羊(양)에게로 가까이 나아가서는 ^ㅓ더욱 성내어 그 수羊(양)을 쳐서 그 두 뿔을 꺾으나 ^ㅕ수羊(양)에게는 그것을 對敵(대적)할 힘이 없으므로 그것이 ^ㅗ수羊(양)을 땅에 엎드러뜨리고 짓밟았으나 能(능)히 수羊(양)을 그 손에서 벗어나게 할 이가 없었더라
   
8. 수염소가 ^ㅛ스스로 甚(심)히 强大(강대)하여 가더니 强盛(강성)할 때에 그 큰 뿔이 꺾이고 그 代身(대신)에 ^ㅜ顯著(현저)한 뿔 넷이 하늘 四方(사방)을 向(향)하여 났더라
   
9. 그 中(중) 한 뿔에서 또 ^ㅠ작은 뿔 하나가 나서 ^으南便(남편)과 東便(동편)과 또 ^이榮華(영화)로운 땅을 向(향)하여 甚(심)히 커지더니
   
10. ^ㅐ그것이 ^ㄱ하늘 軍隊(군대)에 미칠만큼 커져서 그 軍隊(군대)와 ^ㄴ별 中(중)에 몇을 땅에 떨어뜨리고 그것을 ^ㄷ짓밟고
    

6. Und er kam bis zu dem Widder der zwei Hörner "hatte," den ich stehen sah vor dem "Wasser," und er lief in seinem Zorn gewaltig auf ihn zu.
   
7. Und ich sah ihm "zu," daß er hart an den Widder "kam," und er ergrimmte über ihn und stieß den Widder und zerbrach ihm seine zwei Hörner. Und der Widder hatte keine "Kraft," daß er vor ihm hätte können bestehen; sondern er warf ihn zu Boden und zertrat ihn und niemand konnte den Widder von seiner Hand erretten.
   
8. Und der Ziegenbock ward sehr groß. Und da er am stärksten geworden "war," zerbrach das große "Horn," und wuchsen ihm an seiner Statt vier ansehnliche gegen die vier Winde des Himmels.
   
9. Und aus einem wuchs ein kleines Horn; das ward sehr groß gegen "Mittag," gegen Morgen und gegen das werte Land.
   
10. Und es wuchs bis an des Himmels Heer und warf etliche davon und von den Sternen zur Erde und zertrat sie.
    

6. He came toward the two-horned ram I had seen standing beside the canal and charged at him in great rage.
   
7. I saw him attack the ram furiously, striking the ram and shattering his two horns. The ram was powerless to stand against him; the goat knocked him to the ground and trampled on him, and none could rescue the ram from his power.
   
8. The goat became very great, but at the height of his power his large horn was broken off, and in its place four prominent horns grew up toward the four winds of heaven.
   
9. Out of one of them came another horn, which started small but grew in power to the south and to the east and toward the Beautiful Land.
   
10. It grew until it reached the host of the heavens, and it threw some of the starry host down to the earth and trampled on them.
    

11. ^ㄹ또 스스로 높아져서 ^ㅁ軍隊(군대)의 主宰(주재)를 對敵(대적)하며 그에게 ^ㅂ每日(매일) 드리는 祭祀(제사)를 除(제)하여 버렸고 그의 聖所(성소)를 헐었으며
    
12. 犯罪(범죄)함을 因(인)하여 百姓(백성)과 每日(매일) 드리는 祭祀(제사)가 그것에게 붙인 바 되었고 그것이 또 眞理(진리)를 땅에 던지며 ^ㅅ自意(자의)로 行(행)하여 亨通(형통)하였더라
    
13. 내가 들은즉 거룩한 者(자)가 말하더니 다른 ^ㅇ거룩한 者(자)가 그 말하는 者(자)에게 묻되 異像(이상)에 나타난바 每日(매일) 드리는 祭祀(제사)와 ^ㅈ亡(망)하게 하는 罪惡(죄악)에 對(대)한 일과 ^ㅊ聖所(성소)와 百姓(백성)이 내어준바 되며 짓밟힐 일이 어느 때까지 이를꼬 하매
    
14. 그가 내게 이르되 二千(이천) 三百(삼백) ^ㅋ晝夜(주야)까지니 그 때에 聖所(성소)가 淨潔(정결)하게 함을 입으리라 하였느니라
    
15. 나 다니엘이 이 異像(이상)을 보고 ^ㅌ그 뜻을 알고자 할 때에 ^ㅍ사람 模樣(모양) 같은 것이 내 앞에 섰고
    

11. Ja es wuchs bis an den Fürsten des Heeres und nahm von ihm weg das tägliche Opfer und verwüstete die Wohnung seines Heiligtums.
    
12. Es ward ihm aber solche Macht gegeben wider das tägliche Opfer um der Sünde "willen," daß es die Wahrheit zu Boden schlüge "und," was es "tat," ihm gelingen mußte.
    
13. Ich hörte aber einen Heiligen reden; und ein Heiliger sprach zu "dem," der da redete: Wie lange soll doch währen solch Gesicht vom täglichen Opfer und von der "Sünde," um welcher willen diese Verwüstung "geschieht," daß "beide," das Heiligtum und das Heer zertreten werden?
    
14. Und er antwortete mir: Bis zweitausend dreihundert Abende und Morgen um sind; dann wird das Heiligtum wieder geweiht werden.
    
15. Und da "ich," "Daniel," solch Gesicht sah und hätte es gern "verstanden," "siehe," da stand's vor mir wie ein Mann.
    

11. It set itself up to be as great as the Prince of the host; it took away the daily sacrifice from him, and the place of his sanctuary was brought low.
    
12. Because of rebellion, the host of the saints and the daily sacrifice were given over to it. It prospered in everything it did, and truth was thrown to the ground.
    
13. Then I heard a holy one speaking, and another holy one said to him, "How long will it take for the vision to be fulfilled--the vision concerning the daily sacrifice, the rebellion that causes desolation, and the surrender of the sanctuary and of the host that will be trampled underfoot?"
    
14. He said to me, "It will take 2,330 evenings and mornings; then the sanctuary will be reconsecrated."
    
15. While I, Daniel, was watching the vision and trying to understand it, there before me stood one who looked like a man.
    

16. ^ㅎ내가 들은즉 ^ㅏ을래 江(강) 두 언덕 사이에서 사람의 목소리가 있어 외쳐 이르되 ^ㅑ가브리엘아 이 異像(이상)을 이 사람에게 깨닫게 하라 하더니
    
17. 그가 나의 선 곳으로 나아왔는데 그 나아올 때에 ^ㅓ내가 두려워서 ^ㅕ얼굴을 땅에 대고 엎드리매 그가 내게 이르되 ^ㅗ人子(인자)야 깨달아 알라 이 異像(이상)은 定(정)한 때 ^ㅛ끝에 關(관)한 것이니라
    
18. 그가 내게 말할 때에 ^ㅜ내가 얼굴을 땅에 대고 엎드리어 깊이 잠들매 ^ㅠ그가 나를 어루만져서 일으켜 세우며
    
19. 가로되 ^으震怒(진노)하시는 때가 마친 後(후)에 될 일을 내가 네게 알게 하리니 이 異像(이상)은 ^이定(정)한 때 끝에 關(관)한 일임이니라
    
20. 네가 본바 ^ㅐ두 뿔 가진 수羊(양)은 곧 ^ㄱ메대와 바사 王(왕)들이요
    

16. Und ich hörte mitten vom Ulai her einen mit Menschenstimme rufen und sprechen: "Gabriel," lege diesem das Gesicht "aus," daß er's verstehe!
    
17. Und er trat nahe zu mir. Ich erschrak "aber," da er "kam," und fiel auf mein Angesicht. Er aber sprach zu mir: Merke "auf," du Menschenkind! denn dies Gesicht gehört in die Zeit des Endes.
    
18. Und da er mit mir "redete," sank ich in eine Ohnmacht zur Erde auf mein Angesicht. Er aber rührte mich an und richtete mich "auf," daß ich stand.
    
19. Und er sprach: "Siehe," ich will dir "zeigen," wie es gehen wird zur Zeit des letzten Zorns; denn das Ende hat seine bestimmte Zeit.
    
20. Der Widder mit den zwei "Hörnern," den du gesehen "hast," sind die Könige in Medien und Persien.
    

16. And I heard a man's voice from the Ulai calling, "Gabriel, tell this man the meaning of the vision."
    
17. As he came near the place where I was standing, I was terrified and fell prostrate. "Son of man," he said to me, "understand that the vision concerns the time of the end."
    
18. While he was speaking to me, I was in a deep sleep, with my face to the ground. Then he touched me and raised me to my feet.
    
19. He said: "I am going to tell you what will happen later in the time of wrath, because the vision concerns the appointed time of the end.
    
20. The two-horned ram that you saw represents the kings of Media and Persia.
    

21. ^ㄴ털이 많은 수염소는 곧 ^ㄷ헬라 王(왕)이요 두 눈 사이에 있는 큰 뿔은 곧 그 ^ㄹ첫째 王(왕)이요
    
22. 이 ^ㅁ뿔이 꺾이고 그 代身(대신)에 네 뿔이 났은즉 그 나라 가운데서 네 나라가 일어나되 ^ㅂ그 權勢(권세)만 못하리라
    
23. 이 네 나라 마지막 때에 悖逆者(패역자)들이 가득할 즈음에 한 王(왕)이 일어나리니 그 얼굴은 嚴壯(엄장)하며 詭譎(궤휼)에 能(능)하며
    
24. 그 權勢(권세)가 强(강)할 것이나 ^ㅅ自己(자기)의 힘으로 말미암은 것이 아니며 그가 將次(장차) 非常(비상)하게 破壞(파괴)를 行(행)하고 自意(자의)로 行(행)하여 ^ㅇ亨通(형통)하며 ^ㅈ强(강)한 者(자)들과 ^ㅊ거룩한 百姓(백성)을 滅(멸)하리라
    
25. ^ㅋ그가 꾀를 베풀어 제 손으로 詭譎(궤휼)을 이루고 ^ㅌ마음에 스스로 큰 체하며 또 ^ㅍ平和(평화)한 때에 많은 무리를 滅(멸)하며 또 스스로 서서 萬王(만왕)의 王(왕)을 對敵(대적)할 것이나 그가 ^ㅎ사람의 손을 말미암지 않고 깨어지리라
    

21. Der Ziegenbock aber ist der König in Griechenland. Das Horn zwischen seinen Augen ist der erste König.
    
22. Daß aber vier an seiner Statt "standen," da es zerbrochen "war," "bedeutet," daß vier Königreiche aus dem Volk entstehen "werden," aber nicht so "mächtig," wie er war.
    
23. In der letzten Zeit ihres "Königreiches," wenn die Übertreter "überhandnehmen," wird aufkommen ein frecher und tückischer König.
    
24. Der wird mächtig "sein," doch nicht durch seine Kraft; er wird greulich "verwüsten," und es wird ihm "gelingen," daß er's ausrichte. Er wird die Starken samt dem heiligen Volk verstören.
    
25. Und durch seine Klugheit wird ihm der Betrug "geraten," und er wird sich in seinem Herzen "erheben," und mitten im Frieden wird er viele verderben und wird sich auflehnen wider den Fürsten allen Fürsten; aber er wird ohne Hand zerbrochen werden.
    

21. The shaggy goat is the king of Greece, and the large horn between his eyes is the first king.
    
22. The four horns that replaced the one that was broken off represent four kingdoms that will emerge from his nation but will not have the same power.
    
23. "In the latter part of their reign, when rebels have become completely wicked, a stern-faced king, a master of intrigue, will arise.
    
24. He will become very strong, but not by his own power. He will cause astounding devastation and will succeed in whatever he does. He will destroy the mighty men and the holy people.
    
25. He will cause deceit to prosper, and he will consider himself superior. When they feel secure, he will destroy many and take his stand against the Prince of princes. Yet he will be destroyed, but not by human power.
    

26. 이미 말한바 ^ㅏ晝夜(주야)에 對(대)한 異像(이상)이 ^ㅑ確實(확실)하니 너는 ^ㅓ그 異像(이상)을 看守(간수)하라 이는 ^ㅕ여러 날 後(후)의 일임이니라
    
27. 이에 나 ^ㅗ다니엘이 昏絶(혼절)하여 數日(수일)을 앓다가 일어나서 王(왕)의 일을 보았느니라 내가 그 異像(이상)을 因(인)하여 놀랐고 ^ㅛ그 뜻을 깨닫는 사람도 없었느니라
    

26. Dies Gesicht vom Abend und Morgen das dir gesagt "ist," das ist wahr; aber du sollst das Gesicht heimlich "halten," denn es ist noch eine lange Zeit dahin.
    
27. Und "ich," "Daniel," ward schwach und lag etliche Tage krank. Darnach stand ich auf und richtete aus des Königs Geschäft. Und verwunderte mich des Gesichts; und war niemand "da," der mir's auslegte.
    

26. "The vision of the evenings and mornings that has been given you is true, but seal up the vision, for it concerns the distant future."
    
27. I, Daniel, was exhausted and lay ill for several days. Then I got up and went about the king's business. I was appalled by the vision; it was beyond understanding.