I know his wrath, saith the LORD; but it shall not be so; his lies shall not so effect it.
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The verse 30 is found in chapter 48 of Jeremiah. The second part of the oracle continues to denounce Moab’s arrogance, but ends with a promise of future restoration. The prophetic lament over the nation shows that judgment is not viewed with indifference. The final restoration introduces a note of mercy even after a long catalog of destruction.
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Compare Jeremiah 48:30 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Aber der HERR spricht: Ich kenne seinen Zorn wohl, daß er nicht soviel vermag und untersteht sich, mehr zu tun, denn sein Vermögen ist.
Yo conozco, dice Jehová, su cólera; mas no tendrá efecto: sus mentiras no han de aprovechar le.
Yo conozco su insolencia —declara Jehová—, pero es vana; sus jactancias no consiguen nada.
Je connais, dit l'Eternel, sa présomption et ses vains discours, Et ses oeuvres de néant.
Io ho conosciuto, dice il Signore, il suo furore; ma non sarà cosa ferma; le sue menzogne non produrranno nulla di stabile.
Eu conheço, diz o SENHOR, a sua indignação, mas isso nada é; as suas mentiras nada farão.
我知道他們的憤怒是虛空的, 他們誇大的話一無所成。 這是耶和華說的。
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