In that day the Lord will take away the bravery of their tinkling ornaments about their feet, and their cauls, and their round tires like the moon,
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The verse 18 is found in chapter 3 of Isaiah. The pride of the women of Zion is portrayed through clothing, ornaments, and luxury. Isaiah contrasts ostentation with the humiliation that judgment will bring. The description is not simply intended to condemn personal beauty, but to expose a culture of security and prestige based on appearance while the city is morally corrupted.
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Zu der Zeit wird der HERR den Schmuck an den köstlichen Schuhen wegnehmen und die Heftel, die Spangen,
Aquel día quitará el Señor el atavío de los calzados, y las redecillas, y las lunetas;
En aquel día el Señor quitará los adornos: las pulseras de los tobillos, las diademas y los colgantes en forma de luna;
En ce jour, le Seigneur ôtera les boucles qui servent d'ornement à leurs pieds, Et les filets et les croissants;
In quel giorno il Signore torrà via l’ornamento delle pianelle, i calzamenti fatti ad occhietti, e le lunette;
Naquele dia tirará o Senhor os ornamentos dos pés, e as toucas, e adornos em forma de lua,
到那日,主必除掉華美的足飾、額帶、月牙圈、
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