Hearken unto me, O Jacob and Israel, my called; I am he; I am the first, I also am the last.
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The verse 12 is found in chapter 48 of Isaiah. Israel knows Yahweh’s name but has been stubborn. God announces new things to demonstrate that he controls history and does not share his glory with idols. Deliverance from Babylon again appears as an opportunity to listen and obey, while the chapter ends by stating that the wicked have no true peace.
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Höre mir zu, Jakob, und du, Israel, mein Berufener: Ich bin's, ich bin der Erste, dazu auch der Letzte.
Óyeme, Jacob, y tú, Israel, llamado de mí: Yo mismo, yo el primero, yo también el postrero.
Ecoute-moi, Jacob! Et toi, Israël, que j'ai appelé! C'est moi, moi qui suis le premier, C'est aussi moi qui suis le dernier.
Ascoltami, o Giacobbe, e tu, o Israele, che sei chiamato da me. Io son desso; io sono il primo; io sono anche l’ultimo.
Dá-me ouvidos, ó Jacó, e tu, ó Israel, a quem chamei; eu sou o mesmo, eu o primeiro, eu também o último.
雅各 -我所選召的 以色列 啊, 當聽從我: 我是耶和華, 「我是首先的,也是末後的。
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