And the children of the captivity kept the passover upon the fourteenth day of the first month.
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Verse 19 is found in chapter 6 of Ezra. The community celebrates Passover after the temple is completed. The priests and Levites have purified themselves, and the participants seek to separate themselves from practices associated with previous unfaithfulness. Passover functions here as a sign of renewed identity: the people once again celebrate God’s deliverance as a restored community.
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Und die Kinder der Gefangenschaft hielten Passah am vierzehnten Tage des ersten Monats;
Y los de la transmigración hicieron la pascua a los catorce del mes primero.
Los desterrados celebraron la Pascua el día catorce del primer mes.
Les fils de la captivité célébrèrent la Pâque le quatorzième jour du premier mois.
Poi quelli ch’erano stati in cattività fecero la Pasqua al quartodecimo giorno del primo mese;
E os filhos do cativeiro celebraram a páscoa no dia catorze do primeiro mês.
正月十四日,被擄歸回的人守逾越節。
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