Now therefore, what have I here, saith the LORD, that my people is taken away for nought? they that rule over them make them to howl, saith the LORD; and my name continually every day is blasphemed.
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The verse 5 is found in chapter 52 of Isaiah. Jerusalem is called to awaken and put on its beautiful garments because deliverance is approaching. Messengers announce peace and salvation, while watchmen behold Yahweh’s return to Zion. The future exodus is described as a holy departure, not a disorderly flight, because God goes before and behind his people.
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Aber wie tut man mir jetzt allhier! spricht der HERR. Mein Volk wird umsonst hingerafft; seine Herrscher machen eitel Heulen, spricht der HERR, und mein Name wird immer täglich gelästert.
Y ahora ¿qué a mí aquí, dice Jehová, ya que mi pueblo sea llevado sin por qué? Y los que en él se enseñorean, lo hacen aullar, dice Jehová, y continuamente es blasfemado mi nombre todo el día.
Et maintenant, qu'ai-je à faire, dit l'Eternel, Quand mon peuple a été gratuitement enlevé? Ses tyrans poussent des cris, dit l'Eternel, Et toute la durée du jour mon nom est outragé.
Ed ora, che ho io a far qui, dice il Signore, perchè il mio popolo sia stato menato via per nulla? quelli che lo signoreggiano lo fanno urlare, dice il Signore; ed il mio Nome del continuo, tuttodì, è bestemmiato.
E agora, que tenho eu que fazer aqui, diz o SENHOR, pois o meu povo foi tomado sem nenhuma razão? Os que dominam sobre ele dão uivos, diz o SENHOR; e o meu nome é blasfemado incessantemente o dia todo.
我的百姓既是白白地被擄,如今我在這裏做甚麼呢?這是耶和華說的。轄制他們的人歡呼 ,我的名終日不斷受褻瀆,這是耶和華說的。
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