And the firepans, and the bowls, and such things as were of gold, in gold, and of silver, in silver, the captain of the guard took away.
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Verse 15 is found in chapter 25 of 2 Kings. The Babylonians remove and destroy the bronze, silver, and gold vessels of the temple, including elements associated with worship established since Solomon’s days. The chief priests and officials are captured and executed at Riblah. The passage emphasizes the inventory of the objects, making the magnitude of the loss tangible. Not only does the city disappear; the religious and administrative infrastructure sustaining Judah’s life is also dismantled. The judgment announced against Jerusalem reaches its central institutions and leaders.
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Dazu nahm der Hauptmann die Pfannen und Becken, was golden und silbern war,
Incensarios, cuencos, los que de oro, en oro, y los que de plata, en plata, todo lo llevó el capitán de los de la guardia;
El capitán de la guardia tomó los incensarios y los tazones: todo lo que era de oro y todo lo que era de plata.
Le chef des gardes prit encore les brasiers et les coupes, ce qui était d'or et ce qui était d'argent.
Il capitano della guardia portò eziandio via i turiboli, i bacini; quel ch’era d’oro a parte, e quel ch’era d’argento a parte.
Também o capitão-da-guarda tomou os braseiros, e as bacias, o que era de ouro puro, em ouro e o que era de prata, em prata.
火盆和碗,無論金的銀的,護衛長都帶走了;
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