³³ ·The lower part of the [^LIts] legs were made of iron, while its feet were made partly of iron and partly of ·baked clay [pottery; terra cotta]. ³⁴ While you were looking at the statue, you saw a rock cut free [^Cfrom a mountain, perhaps “the mountain of the God’s temple”; Is. 2:2; Mic. 4:1], but ·no human being touched the rock [^Lnot by hands; ^Cimplying God did it]. It hit the statue on its feet of iron and ·clay [pottery; terra cotta; ^Cits weak point] and ·smashed them [broke them in pieces]. ³⁵ Then the iron, ·clay [pottery; terra cotta], bronze, silver, and gold broke to pieces ·at the same time [or totally]. They became like chaff on a threshing floor in the summertime; the wind blew them away, and there was nothing left. Then the rock that hit the statue became a very large mountain that filled the whole earth.