¹⁰ “His [^Cthe king of the North] sons [^CSeleucus III and Antiochus III the Great] will prepare for war. They will get a large ·army [multitude; horde] together that will move through the land, like a flood [^Cpowerfully and quickly]. Later, that army will come back and fight all the way to the ·strong, walled city [fortress; ^Cof the king of the South, Ptolemy IV; the fortress may refer to Gaza]. ¹¹ Then the king of the South will become very angry and will march out to fight against the king of the North [^Cthe battle of Raphia between Ptolemy IV and Antiochus III in 217 bc]. The king of the North will ·have [raise] a large ·army [multitude; horde], but he will ·lose the battle [^Lbe delivered into his hand], ¹² and the ·soldiers [multitude; horde] will be carried away. ·The king of the South will then be very proud [^LHis heart will be lifted up] and will ·kill [^Lfell] ·thousands of soldiers [^Lmyriads; tens of thousands] from the northern army, but he will not ·continue to be successful [prevail; be victorious].