And ye returned and wept before the LORD; but the LORD would not hearken to your voice, nor give ear unto you.
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Verse 45 is found in chapter 1 of Deuteronomy. God declares that the unbelieving generation will not enter the land, while Caleb receives a particular promise because he fully followed the Lord. Joshua is also prepared to succeed Moses. Israel’s later attempt to go up and fight without divine authorization ends in defeat, showing that obedience cannot be replaced by a late reaction after previously rejecting God’s command.
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Da ihr nun wiederkamt und weintet vor dem HERRN, wollte der HERR eure Stimme nicht hören und neigte seine Ohren nicht zu euch.
Y volvisteis, y llorasteis delante de Jehová; pero Jehová no escuchó vuestra voz, ni os prestó oído.
A votre retour, vous pleurâtes devant l'Eternel; mais l'Eternel n'écouta point votre voix, et ne vous prêta point l'oreille.
E voi tornaste e piangeste davanti all’Eterno; ma l’Eterno non dette ascolto alla vostra voce e non vi porse orecchio.
Tornando, pois, vós, e chorando perante o SENHOR, o SENHOR não ouviu a vossa voz, nem vos escutou.
你們就回來,在耶和華面前哭泣;耶和華卻不聽你們的聲音,也不向你們側耳。
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