Then Rabshakeh stood, and cried with a loud voice in the Jews' language, and said, Hear ye the words of the great king, the king of Assyria.
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The verse 13 is found in chapter 36 of Isaiah. The Assyrian invasion reaches Jerusalem, and the Rabshakeh attempts to destroy the people’s confidence through propaganda. His speech portrays Yahweh as unable to save, confusing the defeat of other nations with the defeat of Israel’s God. Hezekiah tears his clothes and seeks the prophetic word, showing a different response based on dependence upon God.
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Und der Erzschenke stand und rief laut auf jüdisch und sprach: Höret die Worte des großen Königs, des Königs von Assyrien!
Púsose luego en pie Rabsaces, y gritó a grande voz en lengua judaica, diciendo: Oíd las palabras del gran rey, el rey de Asiria.
Puis Rabschaké s'avança et cria de toute sa force en langue judaïque: Ecoutez les paroles du grand roi, du roi d'Assyrie!
Poi Rab-sache si rizzò in piè, e gridò ad alta voce, in lingua giudaica, e disse: Ascoltate le parole del gran re, del re di Assiria:
Rabsaqué, pois, se pôs em pé, e clamou em alta voz em judaico, e disse: Ouvi as palavras do grande rei, do rei da Assíria.
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