Remember thy servants, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob; look not unto the stubbornness of this people, nor to their wickedness, nor to their sin:
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Verse 27 is found in chapter 9 of Deuteronomy. Moses describes his intercession after the sin of the golden calf. He fasted, prostrated himself, and pleaded that God not destroy the people, appealing to the promise made to the patriarchs and to the honor of God’s name among the nations. The scene presents intercession as mediation within the covenant and shows that Israel’s survival depends on divine mercy.
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Gedenke an deine Knechte Abraham, Isaak und Jakob! Sieh nicht an die Härtigkeit und das gottlose Wesen und Sünde dieses Volks,
Acuérdate de tus siervos Abraham, Isaac, y Jacob; no mires a la dureza de este pueblo, ni a su impiedad, ni a su pecado:
Recuerda a tus siervos Abraham, Isaac y Jacob. No mires la dureza de este pueblo, ni su maldad ni su pecado,
Souviens-toi de tes serviteurs, Abraham, Isaac et Jacob. Ne regarde point à l'opiniâtreté de ce peuple, à sa méchanceté et à son péché,
Ricordati de’ tuoi servitori, d’Abrahamo, d’Isacco, e di Giacobbe; non aver riguardo alla durezza di questo popolo, nè alla sua malvagità, nè al suo peccato;
Lembra-te dos teus servos, Abraão, Isaque, e Jacó. Não atentes para a dureza deste povo, nem para a sua impiedade, nem para o seu pecado;
求你記念你的僕人 亞伯拉罕 、 以撒 、 雅各 ,不看這百姓的頑梗、邪惡、罪愆,
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