Which were clothed with blue, captains and rulers, all of them desirable young men, horsemen riding upon horses.
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Verse 6 is found in chapter 23 of Ezekiel. The two sisters, Oholah and Oholibah, represent Samaria and Jerusalem. Their unfaithfulness is described through a sexual metaphor communicating the adoption of foreign alliances and idolatry. Samaria serves as a warning for Jerusalem, but Jerusalem eventually repeats and deepens her conduct.
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gegen die Fürsten und Herren, die mit Purpur gekleidet waren, und alle junge, liebliche Gesellen, Reisige, so auf Rossen ritten.
Vestidos de cárdeno, capitanes y príncipes, mancebos todos de codiciar, caballeros que andaban a caballo.
vestidos de azul, gobernadores y oficiales, todos ellos jóvenes apuestos, jinetes montados a caballo.
Vêtus d'étoffes teintes en bleu, Gouverneurs et chefs, Tous jeunes et charmants, Cavaliers montés sur des chevaux.
vestiti di giacinto, principi, e satrapi, giovani vaghi tutti quanti, cavalieri montati sopra cavalli.
Vestidos de azul, capitães e magistrados, todos jovens cobiçáveis, cavaleiros montados a cavalo.
穿著藍衣,作省長、副省長,全都是俊美的年輕人,騎著馬的騎士。
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