The watchman said, The morning cometh, and also the night: if ye will enquire, enquire ye: return, come.
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The verse 12 is found in chapter 21 of Isaiah. The brief oracles concerning Dumah and Arabia show that uncertainty reaches different regions. The question, “What of the night?” expresses anxiety about an uncertain future, while the announcement concerning Kedar limits even the strength of Arab warriors. The general message is that no region controls the course of history by itself.
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Der Hüter aber sprach: Wenn der Morgen schon kommt, so wird es doch Nacht sein. Wenn ihr schon fragt, so werdet ihr doch wieder kommen und wieder fragen.
El guarda respondió: La mañana viene, y después la noche: si preguntareis, preguntad; volved, venid.
El centinela responde: «Viene la mañana y también la noche. Si quieren preguntar, pregunten; vuelvan, vengan».
La sentinelle répond: Le matin vient, et la nuit aussi. Si vous voulez interroger, interrogez; Convertissez-vous, et revenez.
La guardia ha detto: La mattina è venuta, e poi anche la notte; se voi ne domandate, domandate pure, ritornate, venite
E disse o guarda: Vem a manhã, e também a noite; se quereis perguntar, perguntai; voltai, vinde.
守望者說: 「早晨來到,黑夜將臨。 你們若要問,問吧, 也可以回頭再來。」
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