For Isaiah had said, Let them take a lump of figs, and lay it for a plaister upon the boil, and he shall recover.
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The verse 21 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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Compare Isaiah 38:21 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Und Jesaja hieß, man sollte ein Pflaster von Feigen nehmen und auf seine Drüse legen, daß er gesund würde.
Y había dicho Isaías: Tomen masa de higos, y pónganla en la llaga, y sanará.
Esaïe avait dit: Qu'on apporte une masse de figues, et qu'on les étende sur l'ulcère; et Ezéchias vivra.
Or Isaia avea detto: Piglisi una massa di fichi secchi, e facciasene un impiastro sopra l’ulcera, ed egli guarirà.
E dissera Isaías: Tomem uma pasta de figos, e a ponham como emplastro sobre a chaga; e sarará.
以賽亞 說:「拿一塊無花果餅來,貼在瘡上,王必痊癒。」
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