He made him ride on the high places of the earth, that he might eat the increase of the fields; and he made him to suck honey out of the rock, and oil out of the flinty rock;
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Verse 13 is found in chapter 32 of Deuteronomy. The Song of Moses begins by calling heaven and earth as witnesses. God is presented as a perfect rock, righteous and faithful, while Israel appears as a people who respond to received goodness with corruption. The poem reviews God’s election, protection, and provision to show that future apostasy cannot be attributed to any failure of divine faithfulness.
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Er ließ ihn hoch herfahren auf Erden und nährte ihn mit den Früchten des Feldes und ließ ihn Honig saugen aus den Felsen und Öl aus den harten Steinen,
Hízolo subir sobre las alturas de la tierra, Y comió los frutos del campo, E hizo que chupase miel de la peña, Y aceite del duro pedernal;
Il l'a fait monter sur les hauteurs du pays, Et Israël a mangé les fruits des champs; Il lui a fait sucer le miel du rocher, L'huile qui sort du rocher le plus dur,
Egli l’ha fatto passare a cavallo sopra gli alti luoghi della terra, Onde egli ha mangiati i frutti de’ campi; E gli ha ancora dato a suggere il miele dalla rupe, E l’olio dal macigno;
Ele o fez cavalgar sobre as alturas da terra, e comer os frutos do campo, e o fez chupar mel da rocha e azeite da dura pederneira.
耶和華使他馳騁在地的高處, 他吃田間的出產; 耶和華使他從巖石中吃蜜, 從堅石中吸油,
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