Then I went to Euphrates, and digged, and took the girdle from the place where I had hid it: and, behold, the girdle was marred, it was profitable for nothing.
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The verse 7 is found in chapter 13 of Jeremiah. The linen belt hidden by the Euphrates functions as a symbolic action. Just as the belt was meant to cling to the waist, God intended Judah and Israel to remain closely attached to him; however, pride made them useless. The symbol visually explains the relationship between election, closeness, and loss of purpose through disobedience.
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Ich ging hin an den Euphrat und grub auf und nahm den Gürtel von dem Ort, dahin ich ihn versteckt hatte; und siehe, der Gürtel war verdorben, daß er nichts mehr taugte.
Entonces fui al Éufrates, y cavé, y tomé el cinto del lugar donde lo había escondido; y he aquí que el cinto se había podrido; para ninguna cosa era bueno.
Fui al Éufrates, cavé y saqué el cinturón del lugar donde lo había escondido. El cinturón estaba arruinado; no servía para nada.
J'allai vers l'Euphrate, je fouillai, et je pris la ceinture dans le lieu où je l'avais cachée; mais voici, la ceinture était gâtée, elle n'était plus bonne à rien.
Ed io andai all’Eufrate, e cavai, e tolsi la cintura del luogo dove io l’avea nascosta; ed ecco, la cintura era guasta, e non era più buona a nulla.
E fui ao Eufrates, e cavei, e tomei o cinto do lugar onde o havia escondido; e eis que o cinto tinha apodrecido, e para nada prestava.
我就往 幼發拉底河 去,把那腰帶從我所藏的地方挖出來。看哪,腰帶已經破爛,毫無用處了。
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