Israel then shall dwell in safety alone: the fountain of Jacob shall be upon a land of corn and wine; also his heavens shall drop down dew.
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Verse 28 is found in chapter 33 of Deuteronomy. The conclusion of the blessing presents Israel as a people uniquely protected by God. The images of God riding across the heavens and defeating enemies summarize national confidence in his power. Israel is declared blessed because it has the Lord as its help and shield, bringing the blessings to a close with an affirmation of dependence on God.
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Compare Deuteronomy 33:28 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Israel wird sicher allein wohnen; der Brunnen Jakobs wird sein in dem Lande, da Korn und Most ist, dazu sein Himmel wird mit Tau triefen.
E Israel, fuente de Jacob, habitará confiado solo En tierra de grano y de vino: También sus cielos destilarán rocío.
Israel habitará seguro; la fuente de Jacob, apartada, en tierra de grano y vino nuevo; también sus cielos destilarán rocío.
Israël est en sécurité dans sa demeure, La source de Jacob est à part Dans un pays de blé et de moût, Et son ciel distille la rosée.
Laonde Israele abiterà da parte in sicurtà; L’occhio di Giacobbe sarà verso un paese di frumento e di mosto; I suoi cieli eziandio stilleranno la rugiada.
Israel, pois, habitará só, seguro, na terra da fonte de Jacó, na terra de grão e de mosto; e os seus céus gotejarão orvalho.
因此, 以色列 獨自安然居住, 雅各 的泉源在五穀新酒之地, 他的天也滴下露水。
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