Moab is my washpot; over Edom will I cast out my shoe; over Philistia will I triumph.
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Verse 9 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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Gilead ist mein, Manasse ist auch mein, und Ephraim ist die Macht meines Hauptes, Juda ist mein Zepter,
Moab, la vasija de mi lavatorio: Sobre Edom echaré mi calzado; Regocijareme sobre Palestina.
Moab es la vasija en que me lavo; sobre Edom arrojaré mi sandalia y sobre Filistea gritaré de triunfo».
Moab est le bassin où je me lave; Je jette mon soulier sur Edom; Je pousse des cris de joie sur le pays des Philistins!
Moab è la caldaia del mio lavatoio; Io getterò le mie scarpe sopra Edom; Io trionferò della Palestina con voci di allegrezza.
Moabe a minha bacia de lavar; sobre Edom lançarei o meu sapato, sobre a Filístia jubilarei.
摩押 是我的沐浴盆, 我要向 以東 扔鞋, 我必因勝 非利士 而歡呼。」
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