I pray thee, let me go over, and see the good land that is beyond Jordan, that goodly mountain, and Lebanon.
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Verse 25 is found in chapter 3 of Deuteronomy. Moses recalls that he asked God for permission to enter the land, but was ordered to climb Pisgah and view it from there. Joshua would be the one to bring the people in. The scene emphasizes that even Moses remains subject to the divine word and that the historical mission does not depend on one person. Leadership passes to a new generation while God’s purpose continues.
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Laß mich hinübergehen und sehen das gute Land jenseit des Jordans, dies gute Gebirge und den Libanon.
Pase yo, ruégote, y vea aquella tierra buena, que está a la parte allá del Jordán, aquel buen monte, y el Líbano.
Laisse-moi passer, je te prie, laisse-moi voir ce bon pays de l'autre côté du Jourdain, ces belles montagnes et le Liban.
Deh! permetti ch’io passi, e vegga quel buon paese, che è di là dal Giordano, que’ buoni monti, e il Libano.
Rogo-te que me deixes passar, para que veja esta boa terra que está além do Jordão; esta boa montanha, e o Líbano!
求你讓我過去,看 約旦河 另一邊的美地,就是那佳美的山區和 黎巴嫩 。』
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