Now when she had weaned Loruhamah, she conceived, and bare a son.
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Verse 8 is found in chapter 1 of Hosea. The third child receives the name Lo-ammi, "not my people", reversing a fundamental expression of the covenant relationship. The formula that normally expresses mutual belonging is denied because of Israel’s unfaithfulness. The judgment reaches the very identity of the people: the issue is not merely the loss of prosperity, but the breaking of the relationship that defined Israel as God’s people.
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Und da sie hatte Lo-Ruhama entwöhnt, ward sie wieder schwanger und gebar einen Sohn.
Y después de haber destetado a Lo-ruhama, concibió y parió un hijo.
Después de destetar a Lo-ruhama, concibió y dio a luz un hijo.
Elle sevra Lo-Ruchama; puis elle conçut, et enfanta un fils.
Poi ella spoppò Lo-ruhama, e concepette, e partorì un figliuolo.
E, depois de haver desmamado a Lo-Ruama, concebeu e deu à luz um filho.
歌篾 在 羅‧路哈瑪 斷奶以後,又懷孕生了一個兒子。
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