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Daniele 2:1-8

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1 Il secondo anno del regno di Nebucadnetsar, Nebucadnetsar ebbe dei sogni; il suo spirito ne fu turbato, e il suo sonno fu rotto.
2 Il re fece chiamare i magi, gli astrologi, gl’incantatori e i Caldei, perché gli spiegassero i suoi sogni. Ed essi vennero e si presentarono al re.
3 E il re disse loro: "Ho fatto un sogno; e il mio spirito è turbato, perché vorrei comprendere il sogno".
4 Allora i Caldei risposero al re, in aramaico: "O re, possa tu vivere in perpetuo! Racconta il sogno ai tuoi servi, e noi ne daremo la interpretazione".
5 Il re replicò, e disse ai Caldei: "La mia decisione è presa: se voi non mi fate conoscere il sogno e la sua interpretazione, sarete fatti a pezzi; e le vostre case saran ridotte in tanti immondezzai;
6 ma se mi dite il sogno e la sua interpretazione, riceverete da me doni, ricompense e grandi onori; ditemi dunque il sogno e la sua interpretazione".
7 Quelli risposero una seconda volta, e dissero: "Dica il re il sogno ai suoi servi, e noi ne daremo l’interpretazione".
8 Il re replicò, e disse: "Io m’accorgo che di certo voi volete guadagnar tempo, perché vedete che la mia decisione è presa;

Daniele 2:1-8 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO DANIAL 2

The subject of this chapter is a dream which Nebuchadnezzar had dreamed, but had forgot; upon which he calls his magicians and astrologers together, to tell him it, and the interpretation of it; threatening them with death if they did not, and promising them great rewards and honour if they did, Da 2:1-6, they urge the unreasonableness of the demand, and the impossibility of the thing; which so highly incensed the king, that he ordered their immediate destruction, Da 2:7-13, Daniel and his companions being in danger, he goes in to the king, and desires time, and he would show him what he had dreamed; which being granted, he spent it in prayer to God, Da 2:14-18, and the thing being revealed to him, he gave thanks to God, Da 2:19-23, and being introduced to the king, he both told him his dream, and the interpretation of it; which concerned the four monarchies of the world, and the everlasting kingdom of the Messiah, Da 2:24-45, upon which he was highly honoured, and greatly promoted by the king, Da 2:46-49.

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