Behold, they are all vanity; their works are nothing: their molten images are wind and confusion.
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The verse 29 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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Siehe, es ist alles eitel Mühe und nichts mit ihrem Tun; ihre Götzen sind Wind und eitel.
He aquí, todos iniquidad, y las obras de ellos nada: viento y vanidad son sus vaciadizos.
Voici, ils ne sont tous que vanité, Leurs oeuvres ne sont que néant, Leurs idoles ne sont qu'un vain souffle.
Ecco, essi tutti son vanità; le opere loro son nulla; le loro statue di getto son vento, e cosa vana
Eis que todos são vaidade; as suas obras não são coisa alguma; as suas imagens de fundição são vento e confusão.
看哪,他們盡是麻煩 , 所做的工都屬虛無; 所鑄的偶像是風,是虛空。
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