Like a crane or a swallow, so did I chatter: I did mourn as a dove: mine eyes fail with looking upward: O LORD, I am oppressed; undertake for me.
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The verse 14 is found in chapter 38 of Isaiah. Hezekiah’s song interprets his illness through the personal experience of mortality. The king laments being removed from the assembly of the living, but recognizes that restored life allows him to praise God again. The section connects life, worship, memory, and hope.
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Ich winselte wie ein Kranich und wie eine Schwalbe und girrte wie eine Taube; meine Augen wollten mir brechen: HERR, ich leide Not; lindere mir's!
Como la grulla y como la golondrina me quejaba; Gemía como la paloma: alzaba en lo alto mis ojos: Jehová, violencia padezco; confórtame.
Como una golondrina, como una grulla, así gorjeo; gimo como una paloma. Mis ojos se debilitan de mirar a las alturas. Señor, estoy oprimido; ¡sé mi fiador!
Je poussais des cris comme une hirondelle en voltigeant, Je gémissais comme la colombe; Mes yeux s'élevaient languissants vers le ciel: O Eternel! je suis dans l'angoisse, secours-moi!
Io garriva come la gru, o la rondine; Io gemeva come la colomba; I miei occhi erano scemati, riguardando ad alto; Io diceva: O Signore, ei mi si fa forza, Da’ sicurtà per me.
Como o grou, ou a andorinha, assim eu chilreava, e gemia como a pomba; alçava os meus olhos ao alto; ó SENHOR, ando oprimido, fica por meu fiador.
我像燕子呢喃, 像白鶴鳴叫, 又如鴿子哀鳴; 我因仰望,眼睛困倦。 主啊,我受欺壓, 求你為我作保。
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