I have seen his ways, and will heal him: I will lead him also, and restore comforts unto him and to his mourners.
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The verse 18 is found in chapter 57 of Isaiah. The chapter denounces idolatry and corrupt religious practices in Israel, but also promises comfort to the humble and contrite. God dwells with the brokenhearted, so divine transcendence does not imply distance from human suffering. The absence of peace for the wicked closes the section by reminding us that restoration does not eliminate moral responsibility.
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Aber da ich ihre Wege ansah, heilte ich sie und leitete sie und gab ihnen wieder Trost und denen, die über jene Leid trugen.
Visto he sus caminos, y le sanaré, y le pastorearé, y darele consolaciones, a él y a sus enlutados.
He visto sus caminos, pero lo sanaré; lo guiaré y le restauraré el consuelo a él y a quienes lloran por él,
J'ai vu ses voies, Et je le guérirai; Je lui servirai de guide, Et je le consolerai, lui et ceux qui pleurent avec lui.
Io ho vedute le sue vie, e pur lo guarirò, e lo ricondurrò, e restituirò consolazioni a lui, ed a quelli d’infra lui che fanno cordoglio.
Eu vejo os seus caminhos, e o sararei, e o guiarei, e lhe tornarei a dar consolação, a saber, aos seus pranteadores.
我看見他的行為, 要醫治他,引導他 , 使他和與他一同哀傷的人都得安慰。
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