Gilead is mine; Manasseh is mine; Ephraim also is the strength of mine head; Judah is my lawgiver;
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Verse 8 is found in chapter 108 of Psalms. Psalm 108 combines elements from two earlier psalms and presents a firm declaration of trust together with a request for victory. The psalmist’s heart is ready to sing before describing the resolution of the conflict. God’s territorial promises become the foundation for asking for military help. The conclusion explicitly recognizes that human help is useless and that with God powerful deeds can be accomplished.
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Gott redete in seinem Heiligtum, des bin ich froh, und will Sichem teilen und das Tal Sukkoth abmessen.
Mío es Galaad, mío es Manasés; Y Eprhaim es la fortaleza de mi cabeza; Judá es mi legislador;
Mío es Galaad, mío es Manasés; Efraín es el casco de mi cabeza y Judá es mi cetro.
A moi Galaad, à moi Manassé; Ephraïm est le rempart de ma tête, Et Juda, mon sceptre;
Mio è Galaad, mio è Manasse; Ed Efraim è la forza del mio capo; Giuda è il mio legislatore;
Meu é Gileade, meu é Manassés; e Efraim a força da minha cabeça, Judá o meu legislador.
基列 是我的, 瑪拿西 是我的, 以法蓮 是護衛我頭的, 猶大 是我的權杖。
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