And her gates shall lament and mourn; and she being desolate shall sit upon the ground.
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The verse 26 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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Und ihre Tore werden trauern und klagen, und sie wird jämmerlich sitzen auf der Erde;
Sus puertas se entristecerán y enlutarán, y ella, desamparada, sentarase en tierra.
Sus puertas se lamentarán y estarán de luto; ella, despojada, se sentará en el suelo.
Les portes de Sion gémiront et seront dans le deuil; Dépouillée, elle s'assiéra par terre.
E le porte di Gerusalemme si lamenteranno, e faranno cordoglio; ed ella, dopo essere stata vuotata, giacerà per terra
E as suas portas gemerão e prantearão; e ela, desolada, se assentará no chão.
錫安 的城門必悲傷、哀號; 它必荒涼,坐在地上。
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