They did cry there, Pharaoh king of Egypt is but a noise; he hath passed the time appointed.
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The verse 17 is found in chapter 46 of Jeremiah. The oracle against Egypt includes the defeat of its army and later a promise of restoration for Jacob. Egypt will not be able to sustain its power before Yahweh, but Israel will not be abandoned permanently either. Jacob’s discipline is distinguished from total judgment: God corrects his people without allowing them to disappear.
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Daselbst schrie man ihnen nach: Pharao, der König Ägyptens, liegt: er hat sein Gezelt gelassen!
Allí gritaron: Faraón rey de Egipto, rey de revuelta: dejó pasar el tiempo señalado.
Là, on s'écrie: Pharaon, roi d'Egypte, Ce n'est qu'un bruit; il a laissé passer le moment.
Hanno quivi gridato: Faraone, re di Egitto, è ruinato; egli ha lasciata passar la stagione.
Clamaram ali: Faraó rei do Egito é apenas um barulho; deixou passar o tempo assinalado.
他們在那裏稱 埃及 王法老 為 「錯失良機的誇大者」。
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