Whom hast thou reproached and blasphemed? and against whom hast thou exalted thy voice, and lifted up thine eyes on high? even against the Holy One of Israel.
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The verse 23 is found in chapter 37 of Isaiah. Isaiah announces the divine response: Jerusalem will be preserved and Sennacherib will not enter it. The explanation attributes Assyria’s defeat to Yahweh’s intervention rather than Judah’s military ability. The account ends with Sennacherib’s assassination within his own religious context, emphasizing the reversal of imperial power.
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Wen hast du geschmäht und gelästert? Über wen hast du die Stimme erhoben? Du hebst deine Augen empor wider den Heiligen in Israel.
¿A quién injuriaste y a quién blasfemaste? ¿contra quién has alzado tu voz, y levantado tus ojos en alto? Contra el Santo de Israel.
¿A quién has insultado y contra quién has blasfemado? ¿Contra quién has alzado la voz y levantado tus ojos con altivez? ¡Contra el Santo de Israel!
Qui as-tu insulté et outragé? Contre qui as-tu élevé la voix? Tu as porté tes yeux en haut Sur le Saint d'Israël.
Chi hai tu schernito ed oltraggiato? e contro a chi hai tu alzata la voce, e levati in alto gli occhi tuoi? contro al Santo d’Israele.
A quem afrontaste e blasfemaste? E contra quem alçaste a voz, e ergueste os teus olhos ao alto? Contra o Santo de Israel.
「『你辱罵誰,褻瀆誰, 揚起聲來,高舉眼目攻擊誰呢? 你攻擊的是 以色列 的聖者。
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