Then were the horsehoofs broken by the means of the pransings, the pransings of their mighty ones.
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Verse 22 is found in chapter 5 of Judges. The Canaanite kings gather near Taanach, but the stars and the waters of the stream poetically participate in the enemy’s defeat. Meroz is cursed for failing to come to the Lord’s aid. The poem interprets the battle as a conflict in which creation itself appears aligned with divine action. Meroz’s absence also shows that neutrality in a communal crisis can be considered blameworthy.
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Da rasselten der Pferde Füße von dem Jagen ihrer mächtigen Reiter.
Despalmáronse entonces las uñas de los caballos Por las arremetidas, por los brincos de sus valientes.
Entonces resonaron los cascos de los caballos, por el galope, el galope de sus poderosos corceles.
Alors les talons des chevaux retentirent, A la fuite, à la fuite précipitée de leurs guerriers.
Allora i cavalli si tritarono l’unghie, Per lo gran calpestio, calpestio de’ lor destrieri.
Então os cascos dos cavalos se despedaçaram; pelo galopar, o galopar dos seus valentes.
「那時馬蹄踢踏, 壯馬奔馳飛騰。
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