And the LORD came, and stood, and called as at other times, Samuel, Samuel. Then Samuel answered, Speak; for thy servant heareth.
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Verse 10 is found in chapter 3 of 1 Samuel. Samuel’s calling begins by noting that the word of the Lord was rare and visions were uncommon. The repeated calling during the night shows the process by which Samuel learns to recognize the divine voice. Eli, although belonging to a priestly house under judgment, ultimately helps the young man respond correctly: Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening. The scene establishes Samuel as a prophet and presents obedient listening as the condition for receiving and transmitting God’s word.
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Da kam der HERR und trat dahin und rief wie vormals: Samuel, Samuel! Und Samuel sprach: Rede, denn dein Knecht hört.
Y vino Jehová, y parose, y llamó como las otras veces: ¡Samuel, Samuel! Entonces Samuel dijo: Habla, que tu siervo oye.
L'Eternel vint et se présenta, et il appela comme les autres fois: Samuel, Samuel! Et Samuel répondit: Parle, car ton serviteur écoute.
E il Signore venne, e si presentò a lui, e lo chiamò, come le altre volte: Samuele, Samuele. E Samuele disse: Parla; perciocchè il tuo servitore ascolta
Então veio o SENHOR, e pôs-se ali, e chamou como das outras vezes: Samuel, Samuel. E disse Samuel: Fala, porque o teu servo ouve.
耶和華來站著,像前幾次呼喚:「 撒母耳 ! 撒母耳 !」 撒母耳 說:「請說,僕人敬聽!」
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