My heart is toward the governors of Israel, that offered themselves willingly among the people. Bless ye the LORD.
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Verse 9 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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Mein Herz ist mit den Gebietern Israels, mit denen, die willig waren unter dem Volk. Lobet den HERRN!
Mi corazón está por los príncipes de Israel, Los que con buena voluntad se ofrecieron entre el pueblo: Load a Jehová.
Mi corazón está con los jefes de Israel, con los que se ofrecen voluntariamente entre el pueblo. ¡Bendigan a Jehová!
Mon coeur est aux chefs d'Israël, A ceux du peuple qui se sont montrés prêts à combattre. Bénissez l'Eternel!
Il cuor mio è inverso i rettori d’Israele, Che si son portati francamente fra il popolo. Benedite il Signore.
Meu coração é para os legisladores de Israel, que voluntariamente se ofereceram entre o povo; bendizei ao SENHOR.
我心嚮往 以色列 的領袖, 他們在民中甘心犧牲自己。 你們應當稱頌耶和華!
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