Shall I not, as I have done unto Samaria and her idols, so do to Jerusalem and her idols?
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The verse 11 is found in chapter 10 of Isaiah. The woe against those who enact unjust laws directly connects sin with the administration of justice. The oppressor may use legal structures to dispossess widows and orphans, but human authority remains subject to divine judgment. The text reminds us that law and power must answer to God’s justice.
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sollte ich nicht Jerusalem tun und ihren Götzen, wie ich Samaria und ihren Götzen getan habe?
Como hice a Samaria y a sus ídolos, ¿no haré también así a Jerusalem y a sus ídolos?
¿no haré con Jerusalén y sus imágenes lo que hice con Samaria y sus ídolos?”.
Ce que j'ai fait à Samarie et à ses idoles, Ne le ferai-je pas à Jérusalem et à ses images?
non farei io a Gerusalemme, ed a’ suoi idoli, come ho fatto a Samaria, ed a’ suoi idoli?
Porventura como fiz a Samaria e aos seus ídolos, não o faria igualmente a Jerusalém e aos seus ídolos?
我豈不照樣待 耶路撒冷 和其中的偶像, 如同我待 撒瑪利亞 和其中的偶像嗎?」
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