Thy sun shall no more go down; neither shall thy moon withdraw itself: for the LORD shall be thine everlasting light, and the days of thy mourning shall be ended.
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The verse 20 is found in chapter 60 of Isaiah. Zion is called to arise because Yahweh’s glory dawns upon her. The nations and their wealth converge toward Jerusalem, while the city moves from abandonment to splendor. Zion’s light has a missionary character: divine glory attracts peoples and kings from beyond Israel.
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Deine Sonne wird nicht mehr untergehen noch dein Mond den Schein verlieren; denn der HERR wird dein ewiges Licht sein, und die Tage deines Leides sollen ein Ende haben.
No se pondrá jamás tu sol, ni menguará tu luna: porque te será Jehová por luz perpetua, y los días de tu luto serán acabados.
Tu sol no volverá a ponerse ni tu luna desaparecerá, porque Jehová será para ti luz eterna y terminarán los días de tu duelo.
Ton soleil ne se couchera plus, Et ta lune ne s'obscurcira plus; Car l'Eternel sera ta lumière à toujours, Et les jours de ton deuil seront passés.
Il tuo sole non tramonterà più, e la tua luna non iscemerà più; perciocchè il Signore ti sarà per luce eterna, e i giorni del tuo duolo finiranno.
Nunca mais se porá o teu sol, nem a tua lua minguará; porque o SENHOR será a tua luz perpétua, e os dias do teu luto findarão.
你的太陽不再落下, 月亮也不消失; 因為耶和華必作你永遠的光。 你悲哀的日子定要結束。
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