Hear, ye deaf; and look, ye blind, that ye may see.
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The verse 18 is found in chapter 42 of Isaiah. A new song calls the whole earth to praise Yahweh, but God’s people remain spiritually blind and deaf. The tension is significant: those who possess revelation should recognize it, yet their disobedience leaves them unable to perceive divine action. Judgment appears as the consequence of rejecting instruction they had already received.
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Höret, ihr Tauben, und schauet her, ihr Blinden, daß ihr sehet!
Sordos, oíd; y vosotros ciegos, mirad para ver.
¡Sordos, escuchen! ¡Ciegos, miren para ver!
Sourds, écoutez! Aveugles, regardez et voyez!
O sordi, ascoltate; e voi ciechi, riguardate per vedere.
Surdos, ouvi, e vós, cegos, olhai, para que possais ver.
你們這耳聾的,聽吧! 你們這眼瞎的,看吧, 使你們得以看見!
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