Then went I up in the night by the brook, and viewed the wall, and turned back, and entered by the gate of the valley, and so returned.
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Verse 15 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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Da zog ich bei Nacht den Bach hinan; und es tat mir wehe, die Mauern also zu sehen. Und kehrte um und kam zum Taltor wieder heim.
Y subí por el torrente de noche, y consideré el muro, y regresando entré por la puerta del Valle, y volvime.
Subí de noche por el torrente y examiné la muralla. Luego di la vuelta, entré por la puerta del Valle y regresé.
Je montai de nuit par le torrent, et je considérai encore la muraille. Puis je rentrai par la porte de la vallée, et je fus ainsi de retour.
E risalendo per lo torrente, mentre era ancora notte, io andava considerando le mura; poi rientrai per la porta della valle, e così me ne rivenni.
Ainda, de noite subi pelo ribeiro e contemplei o muro; e, virando entrei pela porta do vale; assim voltei.
於是我夜間沿溪而上,察看城牆,又轉身進入 谷門 ,就回來了。
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