Then I went on to the gate of the fountain, and to the king's pool: but there was no place for the beast that was under me to pass.
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Verse 14 is found in chapter 2 of Nehemiah. Nehemiah continues the inspection toward the Fountain Gate and the King’s Pool, discovering that some sections are so damaged that they obstruct passage. The description confirms that the problem is not merely symbolic: the city requires extensive physical reconstruction before it can regain security.
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Und ging hinüber zu dem Brunnentor und zu des Königs Teich; und war da nicht Raum meinem Tier, daß es unter mir hätte gehen können.
Pasé luego a la puerta de la Fuente, y al estanque del Rey; mas no había lugar por donde pasase la cabalgadura en que iba.
Pasé a la puerta de la Fuente y al estanque del Rey, pero no había lugar por donde pasara la cabalgadura en la que iba montado.
Je passai près de la porte de la source et de l'étang du roi, et il n'y avait point de place par où pût passer la bête qui était sous moi.
E di là io passai alla porta della fontana, e all’acquidotto del re; e non vi era spazio per la mia cavalcatura da passar sotto di me.
E passei à porta da fonte, e ao tanque do rei; e não havia lugar por onde pudesse passar o animal em que estava montado.
我又往前,到了 泉門 ,又到 王池 ,但所騎的牲口沒有地方可以過去。
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