And also the Strength of Israel will not lie nor repent: for he is not a man, that he should repent.
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Verse 29 is found in chapter 15 of 1 Samuel. Saul confesses his sin, but his concern remains tied to his reputation before the elders and the people. Samuel maintains the judgment against the kingdom and finally executes Agag. He then separates from Saul and mourns for him. The rupture between them is not merely personal: it represents the loss of prophetic support for Israel’s first king. The chapter ends by preparing the search for a new king whose relationship with God will be described differently.
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Compare 1 Samuel 15:29 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Auch lügt der Held in Israel nicht, und es gereut ihn nicht; denn er ist nicht ein Mensch, daß ihn etwas gereuen sollte.
Y también el Vencedor de Israel no mentirá, ni se arrepentirá: porque no es hombre para que se arrepienta.
Además, la Gloria de Israel no mentirá ni cambiará de parecer, porque no es un ser humano para que cambie de parecer».
Celui qui est la force d'Israël ne ment point et ne se repent point, car il n'est pas un homme pour se repentir.
Ed anche egli, che è la Vittoria d’Israele, non mentirà, e non si pentirà; perciocchè egli non è un uomo, per pentirsi.
E também aquele que é a Força de Israel não mente nem se arrepende; porquanto não é um homem para que se arrependa.
以色列 的大能者必不說謊,也不後悔,因為他不是世人,絕不後悔。」
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