And upon Kiriathaim, and upon Bethgamul, and upon Bethmeon,
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The verse 23 is found in chapter 48 of Jeremiah. Moab is condemned for its pride, confidence in wealth, and territorial security. The repeated language of mourning and destruction reveals a nation that will be humiliated after considering itself invulnerable. Judgment reaches cities, fortresses, and religious symbols, showing that no cultural structure can protect against the divine sentence.
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Kirjathaim, Beth-Gamul, Beth-Meon,
Y sobre Chîriathaim, y sobre Beth-gamul, y sobre Beth-meon,
sobre Quiriataim, Bet-gamul y Bet-meón,
Sur Kirjathaïm, sur Beth-Gamul, sur Beth-Meon,
e sopra Chiriataim, e sopra Bet-gamul, e sopra Bet-meon;
Sobre Quiriataim, sobre Bete-Gamul, sobre Bete-Meom,
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