Blow ye the cornet in Gibeah, and the trumpet in Ramah: cry aloud at Bethaven, after thee, O Benjamin.
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Verse 8 is found in chapter 5 of Hosea. The sound of the trumpet announces danger as Ephraim and Judah face the consequences of their political decisions. Ephraim is compared to something consumed and Judah to decay. The language of medicine and warfare shows that political alliances have not solved the spiritual problem. The people’s sickness is deeper than a diplomatic crisis: it arises from abandoning God.
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Ja, blaset Posaunen zu Gibea, ja, drommetet zu Rama, ja, ruft zu Beth-Aven: "Hinter dir, Benjamin!"
Tocad bocina en Gabaa, trompeta en Ramá: sonad tambor en Beth-aven: tras ti, oh Benjamín.
Sonnez de la trompette à Guibea, Sonnez de la trompette à Rama! Poussez des cris à Beth-Aven! Derrière toi, Benjamin!
Sonate col corno in Ghibea, e con la tromba in Rama; sonate a stormo in Bet-aven, dietro a te, o Beniamino.
Tocai a buzina em Gibeá, a trombeta em Ramá; gritai altamente em Bete-Áven; depois de ti, ó Benjamim.
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