The first shall say to Zion, Behold, behold them: and I will give to Jerusalem one that bringeth good tidings.
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The verse 27 is found in chapter 41 of Isaiah. Israel’s enemies will be reduced to nothing, while Jacob receives help in his weakness. Images of rivers on high places and trees planted in the wilderness portray a transformation produced by God. The second half contrasts these promises with the inability of idols to announce future events.
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Ich bin der erste, der zu Zion sagt: Siehe, da ist's! und Jerusalem gebe ich Prediger.
Yo soy el primero que he enseñado estas cosas a Sion, y a Jerusalem daré un portador de alegres nuevas.
Yo fui el primero en decir a Sion: “Mira, aquí están”, y daré a Jerusalén un mensajero de buenas noticias.
C'est moi le premier qui ai dit à Sion: Les voici, les voici! Et à Jérusalem: J'envoie un messager de bonnes nouvelles!
Il primiero verrà a Sion, dicendo: Ecco, ecco quelle cose; ed io manderò a Gerusalemme un messo di buone novelle.
Eu sou o que primeiro direi a Sião: Eis que ali estão; e a Jerusalém darei um anunciador de boas novas.
我首先對 錫安 說,看哪,他們在此! 我要將一位報好信息的賜給 耶路撒冷 。
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