For a nation is come up upon my land, strong, and without number, whose teeth are the teeth of a lion, and he hath the cheek teeth of a great lion.
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Verse 6 is found in chapter 1 of Joel. Joel calls the drunkards to mourn because the wine has disappeared. The loss of the vine and fig tree affects not only the agricultural economy but also joy and celebration. The comparison of the invader to a powerful nation transforms the plague into an image of a threat that surpasses a purely agricultural explanation.
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Denn es zieht herauf in mein Land ein mächtiges Volk und ohne Zahl; das hat Zähne wie Löwen und Backenzähne wie Löwinnen.
Porque gente subió a mi tierra, fuerte y sin número; sus dientes, dientes de león, y sus muelas, de león.
Porque una nación ha subido contra mi tierra, poderosa e innumerable; sus dientes son dientes de león y tiene colmillos de leona.
Car un peuple est venu fondre sur mon pays, Puissant et innombrable. Il a les dents d'un lion, Les mâchoires d'une lionne.
Perciocchè è salita contro al mio paese, una nazione possente e innumerabile; i suoi denti son denti di leone, ed ha de’ mascellari di fiero leone.
Porque subiu contra a minha terra uma nação poderosa e sem número; os seus dentes são dentes de leão, e têm queixadas de um leão velho.
有一隊蝗蟲 ,強盛且不可數, 上來侵犯我的地; 牠的牙齒如獅子的牙齒, 如母獅的大牙。
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