For it shall be, that, as a wandering bird cast out of the nest, so the daughters of Moab shall be at the fords of Arnon.
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The verse 2 is found in chapter 16 of Isaiah. Moab is portrayed seeking refuge and sending tribute to Zion. Amid judgment appears a hope connected with a throne established in mercy and with a ruler who judges justly. The reference shows that Davidic rule can become a point of stability even for foreign peoples.
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Aber wie ein Vogel dahinfliegt, der aus dem Nest getrieben wird, so werden sein die Töchter Moabs in den Furten des Arnon.
Y será que cual ave espantada que se huye de su nido, así serán las hijas de Moab en los vados de Arnón.
Tel un oiseau fugitif, telle une nichée effarouchée, Telles seront les filles de Moab, au passage de l'Arnon. -
Ed egli avverrà, che le figliuole di Moab saranno a’ guadi dell’Arnon, come un uccello ramingo, come una nidiata scacciata.
De outro modo sucederá que serão as filhas de Moabe junto aos vaus de Arnom como o pássaro vagueante, lançado fora do ninho.
摩押 的居民 來到 亞嫩 渡口, 如逃遁的飛鳥,被趕離鳥巢 。
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