This is the copy of the letter that they sent unto him, even unto Artaxerxes the king; Thy servants the men on this side the river, and at such a time.
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Verse 11 is found in chapter 4 of Ezra. The letter accuses the Jews of rebuilding a rebellious and dangerous city. The argument portrays Jerusalem’s restoration as a political threat to the empire. The accusation reveals how a work understood by the people as religious restoration could be reinterpreted by opponents as a project of political independence.
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Und dies ist der Inhalt des Briefes, den sie dem König Arthahsastha sandten: Deine Knechte, die Männer diesseits des Wassers, und so fort.
Este es el traslado de la carta que enviaron: Al rey Artajerjes: Tus siervos de otra la parte del río, etcétera.
Esta es la copia de la carta que enviaron al rey Artajerjes: «Tus siervos, los hombres del otro lado del río. Y ahora:
C'est ici la copie de la lettre qu'ils envoyèrent au roi Artaxerxès: Tes serviteurs, les gens de ce côté du fleuve, etc.
Questo è il tenor della lettera che gli mandarono. Al re Artaserse: i tuoi servitori, gli uomini di qua dal fiume, ecc.
Este, pois, é o teor da carta que mandaram ao rei Artaxerxes: Teus servos, os homens dalém do rio, em tal tempo.
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