dn26:4.1 Then a certain man approached the newly anointed aristocrat king and said,
dn26:4.2 ‘Please Your Majesty, you should know that the heavenly wheel-treasure has vanished.’
dn26:4.3 At that the king was unhappy and experienced unhappiness.
dn26:4.4 He went to the royal seer and said,
dn26:4.5 ‘Please Your Majesty, you should know that the heavenly wheel-treasure has vanished.’
dn26:4.6 When he said this, the royal seer said to him,
dn26:4.7 ‘Don’t be unhappy at the vanishing of the wheel-treasure. My dear, the wheel-treasure is not inherited from your father.
dn26:4.8 Come now, my dear, proceed in the noble duty of a wheel-turning monarch.
dn26:4.9 If you do so, it’s possible that—on a fifteenth day sabbath, having bathed your head and gone upstairs in the royal longhouse to observe the sabbath—the heavenly wheel-treasure will appear to you, with a thousand spokes, with rim and hub, complete in every detail.’

