He made them also to be pitied of all those that carried them captives.
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Verse 46 is found in chapter 106 of Psalms. Psalm 106 reviews Israel’s history from a penitential perspective. The people repeatedly acknowledge that their ancestors forgot God’s works, rebelled, worshiped idols, and adopted the practices of the nations. Yet divine compassion and intervention during times of crisis are also emphasized. The final prayer asks for the scattered people to be gathered again and concludes with a doxology closing the fourth book of the Psalter.
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Compare Psalms 106:46 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
und er ließ sie zur Barmherzigkeit kommen vor allen, die sie gefangen hatten.
Hizo asimismo tuviesen de ellos misericordia todos los que los tenían cautivos.
Hizo que todos los que los tenían cautivos sintieran compasión por ellos.
Il eut pitié selon sa grande bonté, Et il excita pour eux la compassion De tous ceux qui les retenaient captifs.
Ed ha renduti loro pietosi Tutti quelli che li avevano menati in cattività.
Assim, também fez com que deles tivessem misericórdia os que os levaram cativos.
使他們在凡擄掠他們的人面前蒙憐憫。
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