And fifty men of the sons of the prophets went, and stood to view afar off: and they two stood by Jordan.
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Verse 7 is found in chapter 2 of 2 Kings. Elijah and Elisha travel together along the road leading to the prophet’s departure. Gilgal, Bethel, and Jericho function as stages in a deliberate transition. At each place Elijah attempts to continue alone, while Elisha insists on accompanying him. The repeated formula "As the Lord lives" expresses a determination to remain with his master until the end. The episode is not simply a geographical journey, but preparation for prophetic succession. Elisha must demonstrate perseverance before receiving the responsibility previously carried by Elijah.
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Aber fünfzig Männer unter der Propheten Kindern gingen hin und traten gegenüber von ferne; aber die beiden standen am Jordan.
Y vinieron cincuenta varones de los hijos de los profetas, y paráronse enfrente a lo lejos: y ellos dos se pararon junto al Jordán.
Cincuenta de los hijos de los profetas fueron y se detuvieron enfrente, a cierta distancia, mientras ellos dos se detenían junto al Jordán.
Cinquante hommes d'entre les fils des prophètes arrivèrent et s'arrêtèrent à distance vis-à-vis, et eux deux s'arrêtèrent au bord du Jourdain.
E cinquant’uomini, d’infra i figliuoli de’ profeti, andarono, e si fermarono dirimpetto a loro, da lungi; ed amendue si fermarono al Giordano.
E foram cinqüenta homens dos filhos dos profetas, e pararam defronte deles, de longe: e assim ambos pararam junto ao Jordão.
有五十個先知的門徒同去,遠遠地站在他們對面;他們二人在 約旦河 邊站住。
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