O my threshing, and the corn of my floor: that which I have heard of the LORD of hosts, the God of Israel, have I declared unto you.
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The verse 10 is found in chapter 21 of Isaiah. The oracle concerning the wilderness of the sea communicates Babylon’s fall through a scene of watchfulness and alarm. The watchman hears and announces the disappearance of the imperial city. The language of an interrupted banquet transforms a celebration of security into a sign of sudden defeat.
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Meine liebe Tenne, darauf gedroschen wird! was ich gehört habe vom HERRN Zebaoth, dem Gott Israels, das verkündige ich euch.
Trilla mía, y paja de mi era: os he dicho lo que oí de Jehová de los ejércitos, Dios de Israel.
O mon peuple, qui as été battu comme du grain dans mon aire! Ce que j'ai appris de l'Eternel des armées, Dieu d'Israël, Je vous l'ai annoncé.
Ella è ciò che io ho adunato nella mia aia, per trebbiarlo. Io vi ho annunziato ciò che io ho udito dal Signor degli eserciti, dall’Iddio d’Israele
Ah, malhada minha, e trigo da minha eira! O que ouvi do SENHOR dos Exércitos, Deus de Israel, isso vos anunciei.
我被打的禾稼,我禾場上的穀物啊, 我從萬軍之耶和華- 以色列 的上帝那裏所聽見的,都告訴你們了。
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