Behold, I will send a blast upon him, and he shall hear a rumour, and return to his own land; and I will cause him to fall by the sword in his own land.
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The verse 7 is found in chapter 37 of Isaiah. Hezekiah brings the Assyrian threat before Yahweh and prays, recognizing both the reality of the danger and the uniqueness of God. The request focuses not only on political survival, but also on the nations knowing that Yahweh is God. Prayer transforms a military crisis into a conflict over who truly governs history.
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Siehe, ich will ihm einen anderen Mut machen, und er soll etwas hören, daß er wieder heimziehe in sein Land; und will ihn durchs Schwert fällen in seinem Lande.
He aquí que yo doy en él un espíritu, y oirá un rumor, y volverase a su tierra: y yo haré que en su tierra caiga a cuchillo.
Je vais mettre en lui un esprit tel que, sur une nouvelle qu'il recevra, il retournera dans son pays; et je le ferai tomber par l'épée dans son pays.
Ecco, io di presente metterò un tale spirito in lui, che, avendo inteso un certo grido, egli ritornerà al suo paese, ed io ho farò cader per la spada nel suo paese
Eis que porei nele um espírito, e ele ouvirá um rumor, e voltará para a sua terra; e fá-lo-ei cair morto à espada na sua terra.
看哪,因為我必驚動他的心 ,他要聽見風聲就歸回本地,在那裏我必使他倒在刀下。』」
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