Remember these, O Jacob and Israel; for thou art my servant: I have formed thee; thou art my servant: O Israel, thou shalt not be forgotten of me.
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The verse 21 is found in chapter 44 of Isaiah. Isaiah ridicules idol-making by showing the contradiction of using part of a tree for cooking and another part to make a god. The craftsman ends up worshiping what he himself produced. Against this inability, Yahweh presents himself as Creator, Redeemer, and Lord of history who even uses Cyrus to fulfill his purpose.
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Daran gedenke Jakob und Israel; denn du bist mein Knecht. Ich habe dich bereitet, daß du mein Knecht seist; Israel, vergiß mein nicht.
Acuérdate de estas cosas, oh Jacob, e Israel, pues que tú mi siervo eres: Yo te formé; siervo mío eres tú: Israel, no me olvides.
Souviens-toi de ces choses, ô Jacob! O Israël! car tu es mon serviteur; Je t'ai formé, tu es mon serviteur; Israël, je ne t'oublierai pas.
RICORDATI di queste cose, o Giacobbe, e Israele; perciocchè tu sei mio servitore, io ti ho formato, tu sei mio servitore; Israele, non dimenticarmi.
Lembra-te destas coisas, ó Jacó, e Israel, porquanto és meu servo; eu te formei, meu servo és, ó Israel, não me esquecerei de ti.
雅各 啊,要思念這些事; 以色列 啊,你是我的僕人。 我造了你,你是我的僕人, 以色列 啊,我必不忘記你 。
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