And when we cried unto the LORD God of our fathers, the LORD heard our voice, and looked on our affliction, and our labour, and our oppression:
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Verse 7 is found in chapter 26 of Deuteronomy. The offering of firstfruits is to be presented upon entering the promised land together with a historical confession. The Israelite recalls that his ancestor was a wandering Aramean, that his descendants went down to Egypt, were oppressed, and were finally delivered by God. The agricultural offering thus becomes a confession that the land received is the result of divine action.
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Da schrieen wir zu dem HERRN, dem Gott unsrer Väter; und der HERR erhörte unser Schreien und sah unser Elend, unsre Angst und Not
Y clamamos a Jehová Dios de nuestros padres; y oyó Jehová nuestra voz, y vio nuestra aflicción, y nuestro trabajo, y nuestra opresión:
Clamamos a Jehová, el Dios de nuestros antepasados, y Jehová escuchó nuestra voz y vio nuestra aflicción, nuestro duro trabajo y nuestra opresión.
Nous criâmes à l'Eternel, le Dieu de nos pères. L'Eternel entendit notre voix, et il vit notre oppression, nos peines et nos misères.
E noi gridammo al Signore Iddio de’ nostri padri; e il Signore esaudì la vostra voce, e riguardò alla nostra afflizione, e al nostro travaglio, e alla nostra oppressione;
Então clamamos ao SENHOR Deus de nossos pais; e o SENHOR ouviu a nossa voz, e atentou para a nossa miséria, e para o nosso trabalho, e para a nossa opressão.
於是我們哀求耶和華我們列祖的上帝。耶和華聽見我們的聲音,看見我們所受的困苦、勞役和欺壓,
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