Bring forth the blind people that have eyes, and the deaf that have ears.
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The verse 8 is found in chapter 43 of Isaiah. God calls Jacob by name and recalls that he created and redeemed him. The language of passing through waters and fire communicates protection amid dangerous circumstances. Israel is also presented as Yahweh’s witness, whose identity is demonstrated against the powerlessness of idols.
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Laß hervortreten das blinde Volk, welches doch Augen hat, und die Tauben, die doch Ohren haben.
Sacad al pueblo ciego que tiene ojos, y a los sordos que tienen oídos.
Haz salir al pueblo ciego, aunque tiene ojos, y a los sordos, aunque tienen oídos.
Qu'on fasse sortir le peuple aveugle, qui a des yeux, Et les sourds, qui ont des oreilles.
traendo fuori il popolo ch’è cieco, benchè abbia degli occhi; e quelli che sono sordi, benchè abbiano degli orecchi.
Trazei o povo cego, que tem olhos; e os surdos, que têm ouvidos.
你要將有眼卻瞎、 有耳卻聾的民都帶出來!
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