Manasseh, Ephraim; and Ephraim, Manasseh: and they together shall be against Judah. For all this his anger is not turned away, but his hand is stretched out still.
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The verse 21 is found in chapter 9 of Isaiah. The second half of the chapter shows that judgment does not stop because the people refuse to acknowledge it. Ephraim and Samaria respond to defeat with pride, and internal violence intensifies. The repeated statement that Yahweh’s anger has not turned away functions as a judicial refrain and reveals the persistence of rebellion.
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Manasés a Ephraim, y Ephraim a Manasés, y entrambos contra Judá. Ni con todo esto ha cesado su furor, antes todavía extendida su mano.
Manassé dévore Ephraïm, Ephraïm Manassé, Et ensemble ils fondent sur Juda. Malgré tout cela, sa colère ne s'apaise point, Et sa main est encore étendue.
Manasse divorerà Efraim, ed Efraim Manasse; benchè sieno insieme contro a Giuda. Per tutto ciò l’ira sua non si racqueterà; anzi la sua mano sarà ancora stesa
Manassés a Efraim, e Efraim a Manassés, e ambos serão contra Judá. Com tudo isto não cessou a sua ira, mas ainda está estendida a sua mão.
瑪拿西 吞吃 以法蓮 , 以法蓮 吞吃 瑪拿西 , 他們又一同攻擊 猶大 。 雖然如此,耶和華的怒氣並未轉消; 他的手依然伸出。
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