For yet a very little while, and the indignation shall cease, and mine anger in their destruction.
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The verse 25 is found in chapter 10 of Isaiah. Assyria is described as an instrument used by God to punish, yet its pride will also be judged. The Assyrian king attributes his conquests to his own strength and wisdom, ignoring that Yahweh used him as an instrument. The passage develops a fundamental paradox of divine sovereignty: God can employ an ungodly power without approving its arrogance.
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Denn es ist noch gar um ein kleines zu tun, so wird die Ungnade und mein Zorn über ihre Untugend ein Ende haben.
Mas de aquí a muy poco tiempo, se acabará el furor y mi enojo, para fenecimiento de ellos.
Porque dentro de muy poco terminará mi indignación, y mi ira se dirigirá a destruirlos».
Mais, encore un peu de temps, Et le châtiment cessera, Puis ma colère se tournera contre lui pour l'anéantir.
Perciocchè fra qui e ben poco tempo l’indegnazione sarà venuta meno; e la mia ira sarà alla distruzione di quelli.
Porque daqui a bem pouco se cumprirá a minha indignação e a minha ira, para a consumir.
因為還有一點點時候,我向你們發的憤怒就要結束,我的怒氣要使他們滅亡。
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