And when Judah came toward the watch tower in the wilderness, they looked unto the multitude, and, behold, they were dead bodies fallen to the earth, and none escaped.
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Verse 24 is found in chapter 20 of 2 Chronicles. Judah marches singing praises, and the enemies end up destroying one another. The people gather abundant goods and return to Jerusalem with music and celebration. The account presents a victory obtained without Judah needing to win through conventional battle, reinforcing the theme of dependence on God.
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Compare 2 Chronicles 20:24 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.
Da aber Juda an die Warte kam an der Wüste, wandten sie sich gegen den Haufen; und siehe, da lagen die Leichname auf der Erde, daß keiner entronnen war.
Y luego que vino Judá a la atalaya del desierto, miraron hacia la multitud; mas he aquí yacían ellos en tierra muertos, que ninguno había escapado.
Judá llegó al puesto de observación del desierto. Miraron hacia la multitud y vieron cadáveres tendidos por tierra; nadie había escapado.
Lorsque Juda fut arrivé sur la hauteur d'où l'on aperçoit le désert, ils regardèrent du côté de la multitude, et voici, c'étaient des cadavres étendus à terre, et personne n'avait échappé.
Ora, quando que’ di Giuda furono giunti fino a Mispa, che riguarda verso il deserto, si voltarono verso quella moltitudine; ed ecco, tutti erano corpi morti, che giacevano per terra, e non n’era scampato alcuno.
Nisso chegou Judá à atalaia do deserto; e olharam para a multidão, e eis que eram corpos mortos, que jaziam em terra, e nenhum escapou.
猶大 人來到曠野的瞭望樓,向那大軍觀看,看哪,遍地都是屍體,沒有一個逃脫的。
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