And the LORD rooted them out of their land in anger, and in wrath, and in great indignation, and cast them into another land, as it is this day.
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Verse 28 is found in chapter 29 of Deuteronomy. All Israel symbolically enters the renewal of the covenant, from leaders and elders to women, children, and foreigners. A special warning is given against the person who considers himself secure while secretly persisting in idolatry. The consequences reach even the land itself, which can become a witness to judgment. The chapter ends by recognizing that revealed things belong to the people while mysteries belong to God.
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Das Geheimnis ist des HERRN, unsers Gottes; was aber offenbart ist, das ist unser und unserer Kinder ewiglich, daß wir tun sollen alle Worte dieses Gesetzes.
Y Jehová los desarraigó de su tierra con enojo, y con saña, y con furor grande, y los echó a otra tierra, como hoy.
Jehová los arrancó de su tierra con ira, furor y gran indignación, y los arrojó a otra tierra, como hoy se ve”.
L'Eternel les a arrachés de leur pays avec colère, avec fureur, avec une grande indignation, et il les a jetés sur un autre pays, comme on le voit aujourd'hui.
e il Signore li ha stirpati d’in su la lor terra, con ira, con cruccio e con grande indegnazione; e li ha cacciati in un altro paese come oggi appare.
E o SENHOR os arrancou da sua terra com ira, e com indignação, e com grande furor, e os lançou em outra terra como neste dia se vê.
耶和華在怒氣、憤怒、大惱恨中將他們從本地拔出來,扔到別的地上,像今日一樣。』
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