Daniel 4:35

“And all the inhabitants of the earth are reputed as nothing, etc.] That is, by the most high God, in comparison of him; and that not only the common people, but magistrates, princes, and kings, and even so great a monarch as Nebuchadnezzar; they are like mere nonentities, nothing as to existence, substance, greatness, glory, and duration, when compared with him: for this is to be understood not absolutely as in themselves; for as such they are something; their bodies are something in their original, and especially in their make, form, and constitution, and even in their dissolution; and their souls are yet more valuable, are of more worth than the whole world, being immaterial and immortal;…”

“all . . . as nothing-- (Isa 40:15, Isa 40:17). according to his will in . . . heaven-- (Psa 115:3; Psa 135:6; Mat 6:10; Eph 1:11). army--the heavenly hosts, angels and starry orbs (compare Isa 24:21). none . . . stay his hand--literally, "strike His hand." Image from striking the hand of another, to check him in doing anything (Isa 43:13; Isa 45:9). What doest thou-- (Job 9:12; Rom 9:20).”

“And all the inhabitants of the earth are reputed as nothing - Are regarded as nothing in comparison with him. Compare Isaiah 40:15, note 17, note. Precisely the same sentiment occurs in Isaiah which is expressed here: “All nations before him are as nothing; and they are accounted unto him less than nothing and vanity.” And he doeth according to his will in the army of heaven - In the host of heaven - בחיל bechēyol - Greek, “in the power of heaven,” ἐν τῇ, δυνάμει en tē, dunamei. The Chaldee word means properly strength, might, valor; and it is then applied to an army as possessing strength, or valor, or force. It is here applied to the inhabitants of heaven, probably considered as an…”

“As nothing - A due consideration of God's infinite greatness, makes the creature appear as nothing; creatures are nothing to help, nothing to hurt, nothing in duration, nothing solid and substantial, nothing without dependence, and influence, and support from God. His will - Being the Lord of hosts, and the only absolute and universal monarch of the world. Daniel 4:36”

“4:35 He does as he pleases: God has absolute power in heaven and on earth.”

“all: Job 34:14, Job 34:15, Job 34:19-24; Isa 40:15-17, Isa 40:22-24 and he: Sa1 3:18; Job 23:13; Psa 33:9-11, Psa 115:3, Psa 135:6; Isa 14:24-27; Isa 46:10, Isa 46:11; Mat 11:25, Mat 11:26; Act 4:28; Eph 1:11; Phi 2:10, Phi 2:11 the inhabitants: Psa 33:8, Psa 33:14, Psa 49:1; Isa 26:9 none: Job 9:4, Job 9:13, Job 34:29, Job 40:9-12, Job 42:2; Pro 21:30; Isa 43:13; Act 5:39, Act 9:5; Act 11:17; Co1 10:22 What: Job 9:12, Job 33:12, Job 33:13, Job 40:2; Isa 45:9-11; Rom 9:19, Rom 9:20, Rom 11:33-36; Co1 2:16 Daniel 4:36”