Samson asks the Philistines "out of the eater, something to eat; out of the strong, something sweet", after spotting bees making honey in the carcass of these animals. These animals are associated with the only tribe of Israel who supported David, not Saul's line, so one appears on Jerusalem's coat of arms. According to the Book of Revelation, the only person worthy to break the Seven Seals is this animal "of Judah". After an edict forbidding prayer for thirty days is passed, an angel shuts the mouths of these animals.  Darius the Great used his own signet ring to seal off a place home to these animals. For 10 points,
Samson asks the Philistines "out of the eater, something to eat; out of the strong, something sweet", after spotting bees making honey in the carcass of these animals. These animals are associated with the only tribe of Israel who supported David, not Saul's line, so one appears on Jerusalem's coat of arms. According to the Book of Revelation, the only person worthy to break the Seven Seals is this animal "of Judah". After an edict forbidding prayer for thirty days is passed, an angel shuts the mouths of these animals.  Darius the Great used his own signet ring to seal off a place home to these animals. For 10 points, name these beasts that did not kill Daniel in their den.  
Samson asks the Philistines "out of the eater, something to eat; out of the strong, something sweet", after spotting bees making honey in the carcass of these animals.
lions