Then I brought up the princes of Judah upon the wall, and appointed two great companies of them that gave thanks, whereof one went on the right hand upon the wall toward the dung gate:
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Verse 31 is found in chapter 12 of Nehemiah. The procession groups ascend the wall with instruments and thanksgiving. The ceremonial structure turns the fortification into a setting for public memory. A work built through human effort is now presented as a reason to praise the God who enabled its completion.
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Und ich ließ die Fürsten Juda's oben auf die Mauer steigen und bestellte zwei große Dankchöre. Die einen gingen hin zur Rechten oben auf der Mauer zum Misttor hin,
Hice luego subir a los príncipes de Judá sobre el muro, y puse dos coros grandes que fueron en procesión: el uno a la mano derecha sobre el muro hacia la puerta del Muladar.
Hice subir a los jefes de Judá sobre la muralla y organicé dos grandes coros de acción de gracias. Uno fue en procesión hacia la derecha, por encima de la muralla, hacia la puerta del Estiércol.
Je fis monter sur la muraille les chefs de Juda, et je formai deux grands choeurs. Le premier se mit en marche du côté droit sur la muraille, vers la porte du fumier.
Poi io feci salire sopra il muro i capi di Giuda, ed ordinai due grandi schiere, che cantavano le laudi di Dio; e l’una di quelle processioni trasse a man destra, disopra il muro, verso la porta del letame.
Então fiz subir os príncipes de Judá sobre o muro, e ordenei dois grandes coros em procissão, um à mão direita sobre o muro do lado da porta do monturo.
我帶 猶大 的領袖上城牆,把稱謝的人分為兩大隊,在城牆上往右邊的 糞廠門 行進,
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