Then shalt thou bring forth thy stuff by day in their sight, as stuff for removing: and thou shalt go forth at even in their sight, as they that go forth into captivity.
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Verse 4 is found in chapter 12 of Ezekiel. Ezekiel represents exile by preparing baggage and making a public departure. The gesture communicates that Jerusalem is about to experience actual deportation. The prophetic action makes visible what many refuse to believe.
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Und sollst dein Gerät heraustun wie Wandergerät bei lichtem Tage vor ihren Augen; und du sollst ausziehen des Abends vor ihren Augen, gleichwie man auszieht, wenn man wandern will;
Y sacarás tus aparejos, como aparejos de partida, de día delante de sus ojos: mas tú saldrás por la tarde a vista de ellos, como quien sale para partirse.
Saca tu equipaje de día, ante sus ojos, como equipaje de destierro. Tú sal al atardecer, ante sus ojos, como salen los desterrados.
Sors tes effets comme des effets de voyage, de jour sous leurs yeux; et toi, pars le soir, en leur présence, comme partent des exilés.
Metti dunque fuori di giorni, nel lor cospetto, i tuoi arnesi, simili a quelli d’un uomo che vada in paese strano; e poi la sera esci fuori in lor presenza, come altri esce, andando in paese strano.
Aos olhos deles, pois, tirarás para fora, de dia, as tuas mobílias, como quem vai mudar; então tu sairás de tarde aos olhos deles, como quem sai mudando para o cativeiro.
你要白天在他們眼前拿出你被擄時需用的物件。到了晚上,要在他們眼前離去,像被擄的人離去一樣。
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