And he rose up that night, and took his two wives, and his two womenservants, and his eleven sons, and passed over the ford Jabbok.
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Verse 22 is found in chapter 32 of Genesis. Jacob’s nighttime struggle constitutes a decisive moment of transformation. After the encounter, he receives the name Israel, marking an important change in his identity.
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Compare Genesis 32:22 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Also ging das Geschenk vor ihm her, aber er blieb dieselbe Nacht beim Heer
Y levantose aquella noche, y tomó sus dos mujeres, y sus dos siervas, y sus once hijos, y pasó el vado de Jaboc.
Aquella noche se levantó, tomó a sus dos esposas, a sus dos siervas y a sus once hijos, y cruzó el vado de Jaboc.
Il se leva la même nuit, prit ses deux femmes, ses deux servantes, et ses onze enfants, et passa le gué de Jabbok.
Ed egli si levò di notte, e prese le sue due mogli, e le sue due serve, e i suoi undici figliuoli; e passò il guado di Iabboc.
E levantou-se aquela mesma noite, e tomou as suas duas mulheres, e as suas duas servas, e os seus onze filhos, e passou o vau de Jaboque.
他夜間起來,帶著兩個妻子,兩個婢女和十一個孩子,過了 雅博 渡口。
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