Now these are thy servants and thy people, whom thou hast redeemed by thy great power, and by thy strong hand.
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Verse 10 is found in chapter 1 of Nehemiah. When asking the king for help, Nehemiah combines prayer with a precise administrative request: permission to travel, official letters, and timber for the work. His request shows that the faith portrayed in the narrative does not exclude planning or responsible use of resources. The expression about the good hand of God interprets the favor received as providence working through ordinary political circumstances.
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Sie sind ja doch deine Knechte und dein Volk, die du erlöst hast durch deine große Kraft und mächtige Hand.
Ellos pues son tus siervos y tu pueblo, los cuales redimiste con tu gran fortaleza, y con tu mano fuerte.
Ellos son tus siervos y tu pueblo, a quienes redimiste con tu gran poder y con tu mano fuerte.
Ils sont tes serviteurs et ton peuple, que tu as rachetés par ta grande puissance et par ta main forte.
Ora, coloro son tuoi servitori, e tuo popolo, il quale tu hai riscosso con la tua gran forza, e con la tua possente mano.
Eles são teus servos e o teu povo que resgataste com a tua grande força e com a tua forte mão.
他們是你的僕人和你的百姓,是你用大力和大能的手所救贖的。
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