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For they fled from the swords, from the drawn sword, and from the bent bow, and from the grievousness of war.
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The verse 15 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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Compare Isaiah 21:15 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Deutsch · L1912 Denn sie fliehen vor dem Schwert, ja, vor dem bloßen Schwert, vor dem gespannten Bogen, vor dem großen Streit.
Español · RVR1909 Porque de la presencia de las espadas huyen, de la presencia de la espada desnuda, de la presencia del arco entesado, de la presencia del peso de la batalla.
Español · NTBT Porque han huido ante las espadas, ante la espada desenvainada, ante el arco tensado y ante el peso de la batalla.
Français · LSG Car ils fuient devant les épées, Devant l'épée nue, devant l'arc tendu, Devant un combat acharné.
Italiano · DIO1885 Perciocchè son fuggiti d’innanzi alle spade, d’innanzi alla spada tratta, d’innanzi all’arco teso, e d’innanzi allo sforzo della battaglia.
Português · ARC Porque fogem de diante das espadas, de diante da espada desembainhada, e de diante do arco armado, e de diante do peso da guerra.
中文 · RCUV 他們躲避刀劍和出了鞘的刀， 躲避上了弦的弓與戰爭的重災。
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