From the sole of the foot even unto the head there is no soundness in it; but wounds, and bruises, and putrifying sores: they have not been closed, neither bound up, neither mollified with ointment.
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The verse 6 is found in chapter 1 of Isaiah. Isaiah opens by presenting a vision against Judah and Jerusalem using the language of a legal proceeding. God raised his people as children, but they rebelled; the comparison with the ox and donkey emphasizes the seriousness of an ingratitude that even domestic animals would not display. The criticism reaches both the moral condition of the people and their worship.
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Von der Fußsohle bis aufs Haupt ist nichts Gesundes an ihm, sondern Wunden und Striemen und Eiterbeulen, die nicht geheftet noch verbunden noch mit Öl gelindert sind.
Desde la planta del pie hasta la cabeza no hay en él cosa ilesa, sino herida, hinchazón y podrida llaga: no están curadas, ni vendadas, ni suavizadas con aceite.
De la plante du pied jusqu'à la tête, rien n'est en bon état: Ce ne sont que blessures, contusions et plaies vives, Qui n'ont été ni pansées, ni bandées, Ni adoucies par l'huile.
Dalla pianta del piè infino alla testa non vi è sanità alcuna in esso; tutto è ferita, e lividore, e piaga colante; le quali non sono state rasciugate, nè fasciate, nè allenite con unguento.
Desde a planta do pé até a cabeça não há nele coisa sã, senão feridas, e inchaços, e chagas podres não espremidas, nem ligadas, nem amolecidas com óleo.
從腳掌到頭頂, 沒有一處是完好的, 盡是創傷、瘀青,與流血的傷口, 未曾擠淨,未曾包紮, 也沒有用膏滋潤。
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