The grass withereth, the flower fadeth: because the spirit of the LORD bloweth upon it: surely the people is grass.
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The verse 7 is found in chapter 40 of Isaiah. The great turn toward consolation begins by announcing that Jerusalem’s servitude has ended. The voice crying in the wilderness prepares a way for God’s manifestation, while human frailty is contrasted with the permanence of his word. The shepherd who gathers and carries the lambs expresses power accompanied by tenderness.
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Das Gras verdorrt, die Blume verwelkt; denn des HERRN Geist bläst darein. Ja, das Volk ist das Gras.
La hierba se seca, y la flor se cae; porque el viento de Jehová sopló en ella: ciertamente hierba es el pueblo.
L'herbe sèche, la fleur tombe, Quand le vent de l'Eternel souffle dessus. -Certainement le peuple est comme l'herbe:
Il fieno si secca, il fiore si appassa, quando lo Spirito del Signore vi soffia contra; in verità il popolo non è altro che fieno.
Seca-se a erva, e cai a flor, soprando nela o Espírito do SENHOR. Na verdade o povo é erva.
耶和華吹一口氣, 草就枯乾,花也凋謝。 百姓誠然是草;
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