Yea, the hind also calved in the field, and forsook it, because there was no grass.
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The verse 5 is found in chapter 14 of Jeremiah. The drought produces a crisis affecting cities, fields, and animals. The people confess their sins, but God commands Jeremiah not to intercede because idolatry has persisted. Natural suffering becomes an occasion to reveal the depth of a rebellion that words of repentance have not accompanied with transformation.
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Denn auch die Hinden , die auf dem Felde werfen, verlassen ihre Jungen, weil kein Gras wächst.
Y aun las ciervas en los campos parían, y dejaban la cría, porque no había hierba.
Hasta la cierva en el campo da a luz y abandona su cría, porque no hay hierba.
Même la biche dans la campagne Met bas et abandonne sa portée, Parce qu'il n'y a point de verdure.
Ed anche la cerva, per li campi, avendo figliato, ha abandonati i suoi cerbiatti; perciocchè non vi era alcuna erba.
Porque até as cervas no campo têm as suas crias, e abandonam seus filhos, porquanto não há erva.
田野的母鹿因為無草 也撇棄才生的小鹿。
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