And when he was come in, he did eat and drink, and said, Go, see now this cursed woman, and bury her: for she is a king's daughter.
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Verse 34 is found in chapter 9 of 2 Kings. Jezebel appears at the window when Jehu enters Jezreel. Her death and the subsequent desecration of her remains graphically fulfill the earlier prophetic word. The narrative recalls her role in promoting idolatry and persecuting the prophets. Dogs consume her remains, so she receives no honorable royal burial. The scene functions as the symbolic conclusion of Jezebel’s influence and as a demonstration that the announced judgment against Ahab’s house reaches even the figure who exercised great influence over it.
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Und da er hineinkam und gegessen und getrunken hatte, sprach er: Sehet doch nach der Verfluchten und begrabet sie; denn sie ist eines Königs Tochter!
Entró luego, y después que comió y bebió, dijo: Id ahora a ver aquella maldita, y sepultadla; que es hija de rey.
Entró, comió y bebió. Después dijo: «Encárguense de esa maldita y sepúltenla, porque es hija de rey».
puis il entra, mangea et but, et il dit: Allez voir cette maudite, et enterrez-la, car elle est fille de roi.
Poi entrò, e mangiò, e bevve; e disse: Deh! andate a veder quella maledetta, e sotterratela; perciocchè ell’è figliuola di re.
Entrando ele e havendo comido e bebido, disse: Olhai por aquela maldita, e sepultai-a, porque é filha de rei.
耶戶 進去,吃了喝了,說:「你們去處理這被詛咒的婦人,埋了她,因為她是王的女兒。」
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