Did ever people hear the voice of God speaking out of the midst of the fire, as thou hast heard, and live?
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Verse 33 is found in chapter 4 of Deuteronomy. Moses invites Israel to consider the entire history from creation to their own experience and asks whether any nation has heard God as Israel has. The exodus appears as an incomparable demonstration of divine power and faithfulness. The exhortation culminates in the affirmation that the Lord is God in heaven above and on earth below, and therefore his commandments must be kept.
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daß ein Volk Gottes Stimme gehört habe aus dem Feuer reden, wie du gehört hast, und dennoch lebest?
¿Ha oído pueblo la voz de Dios, que hablase de en medio del fuego, como tú la has oído, y vivido?
¿Ha oído algún pueblo la voz de Dios hablando de en medio del fuego, como tú la has oído, y ha seguido vivo?
Fut-il jamais un peuple qui entendît la voix de Dieu parlant du milieu du feu, comme tu l'as entendue, et qui soit demeuré vivant?
se mai alcun popolo ha udita la voce di Dio parlante di mezzo al fuoco, come l’hai udita tu, ed è restato in vita.
Ou se algum povo ouviu a voz de Deus falando do meio do fogo, como tu a ouviste, e ficou vivo?
有哪些百姓聽見上帝在火中說話的聲音,像你聽見了還能存活呢?
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