Heal me, O LORD, and I shall be healed; save me, and I shall be saved: for thou art my praise.
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The verse 14 is found in chapter 17 of Jeremiah. Judah’s sin is engraved on its heart, not merely recorded in external actions. The contrast between one who trusts in humanity and one who trusts in Yahweh uses images of a dry shrub versus a tree planted beside waters. Jeremiah asks for justice against his persecutors and reaffirms that God examines the heart.
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Heile du mich, HERR, so werde ich heil; hilf du mir, so ist mir geholfen; denn du bist mein Ruhm.
Sáname, oh Jehová, y seré sano; sálvame, y seré salvo: porque tú eres mi alabanza.
Sáname, Jehová, y seré sano; sálvame y seré salvo, porque tú eres mi alabanza.
Guéris-moi, Eternel, et je serai guéri; Sauve-moi, et je serai sauvé; Car tu es ma gloire.
Sanami, Signore, ed io sarò sanato; salvami, ed io sarò salvato; perciocchè tu sei la mia lode.
Cura-me, SENHOR, e sararei; salva-me, e serei salvo; porque tu és o meu louvor.
耶和華啊,求你醫治我,我就痊癒, 拯救我,我便得救; 因你是我所讚美的。
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