Yet all this availeth me nothing, so long as I see Mordecai the Jew sitting at the king's gate.
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The verse 13 is found in chapter 5 of Esther. Haman lists his wealth, his sons, his advancement, and the queen's favor. Yet he admits that none of it satisfies him while Mordecai continues sitting at the king's gate. The scene exposes the fragility of an ambition dependent on constant recognition.
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Aber an dem allem habe ich keine Genüge, solange ich sehe den Juden Mardochai am Königstor sitzen.
Mas todo esto nada me sirve cada vez que veo al judío Mardochêo sentado a la puerta del rey.
Pero todo esto de nada me sirve cada vez que veo al judío Mardoqueo sentado a la puerta del rey».
Mais tout cela n'est d'aucun prix pour moi aussi longtemps que je verrai Mardochée, le Juif, assis à la porte du roi.
Ma tutto questo non mi contenta, mentre io veggo quel Giudeo Mardocheo sedere alla porta del re.
Porém tudo isto não me satisfaz, enquanto eu vir o judeu Mardoqueu assentado à porta do rei.
只是每當我看見 猶太 人 末底改 坐在朝門,這一切對我就都毫無意義了。」
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