The inhabitants of the villages ceased, they ceased in Israel, until that I Deborah arose, that I arose a mother in Israel.
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Verse 7 is found in chapter 5 of Judges. Deborah recalls the insecurity that existed before the deliverance: roads were abandoned and villages had declined. The situation changes when she rises as a mother in Israel. The poem also remembers how leaders and volunteers responded to the call. Deliverance is described as a transformation of everyday life, not merely as a change on the battlefield.
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Es gebrach, an Regiment gebrach's in Israel, bis daß ich, Debora, aufkam, bis ich aufkam, eine Mutter in Israel.
Las aldeas habían cesado en Israel, habían decaído; Hasta que yo Débora me levanté, Me levanté madre en Israel.
La vida en las aldeas cesó en Israel, cesó hasta que yo, Débora, me levanté, hasta que me levanté como madre en Israel.
Les chefs étaient sans force en Israël, sans force, Quand je me suis levée, moi, Débora, Quand je me suis levée comme une mère en Israël.
Le villate in Israele erano venute meno; Erano venute meno, finch’io Debora sursi; Finch’io sursi, per esser madre in Israele.
Cessaram as aldeias em Israel, cessaram; até que eu, Débora, me levantei, por mãe em Israel me levantei.
以色列 農村荒蕪, 空無一人, 直到我 底波拉 興起, 興起作 以色列 之母!
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