Daniel 6:26

26 De par moi il est ordonné que dans toute l'étendue de mon royaume on ait de la crainte et de la frayeur devant le Dieu de Daniel. Car c'est le Dieu vivant, et il demeure éternellement; son royaume ne sera point détruit, et sa domination durera jusqu'à la fin.

Daniel 6:26 Meaning and Commentary

Daniel 6:26

I make a decree, that in every dominion of my kingdom
In every province of his large empire; this explains who are meant by all people, nations before mentioned; namely, such as were within his dominions; for to no other could his decree reach: this decree is very different from that he had made a few days before, forbidding any man to ask anything of any god or man for the space of a month; but now his order is, that men tremble and fear before the God of Daniel;
that they would serve with fear and trembling, and reverence and adore the God that Daniel served and worshipped; and who manifestly appeared to be his God, and to be the true God, by his wonderful deliverance of him: for he is the living God, and steadfast for ever;
that has life in himself, and is the author and giver of life to others, and ever remains so, without any variation or shadow of turning; he is everlasting and unchangeable, permanent and immutable in his nature; steady and steadfast in his purposes and promises, in his conduct in the government of the world, and in the course of his providence: and his kingdom that which shall not be destroyed, and his dominion
shall be even unto the end;
unto the end of time; other kingdoms will he destroyed, but his will not; all other rule, dominion and authority will be at an end but his will continue for ever; his kingdom is an everlasting one: this doctrine Darius had learned from Daniel, as Nebuchadnezzar before had done; see ( Daniel 2:44 ) ( 4:3 ) .

Daniel 6:26 In-Context

24 Et sur l'ordre du roi, ces hommes qui avaient accusé Daniel furent amenés et jetés dans la fosse aux lions, eux, leurs enfants et leurs femmes; mais avant qu'ils eussent atteint le sol de la fosse, les lions les saisirent et brisèrent tous leurs os.
25 Alors le roi Darius écrivit à tous les peuples, nations et langues, qui habitent sur toute la terre: Que votre paix soit multipliée!
26 De par moi il est ordonné que dans toute l'étendue de mon royaume on ait de la crainte et de la frayeur devant le Dieu de Daniel. Car c'est le Dieu vivant, et il demeure éternellement; son royaume ne sera point détruit, et sa domination durera jusqu'à la fin.
27 Il sauve et il délivre; il fait des signes et des prodiges dans les cieux et sur la terre; c'est lui qui a délivré Daniel de la griffe des lions.
28 Et ce Daniel prospéra sous le règne de Darius, et sous le règne de Cyrus, roi de Perse.
The Ostervald translation is in the public domain.