To him that smote Egypt in their firstborn: for his mercy endureth for ever:
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Verse 10 is found in chapter 136 of Psalms. Psalm 136 is built around the repeated refrain that the Lord’s mercy endures forever. The structure moves through creation, exodus, the defeat of kings, and provision for Israel, interpreting all history through the same divine quality. Repetition allows the community to remember that different events share a common foundation: God’s merciful faithfulness. The conclusion returns to daily providence, showing continuity between creation and history.
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der Ägypten schlug an ihren Erstgeburten, denn seine Güte währet ewiglich
Al que hirió a Egipto en sus primogénitos, Porque para siempre es su misericordia.
Al que hirió a Egipto en sus primogénitos, porque su amor leal permanece para siempre.
Celui qui frappa les Egyptiens dans leurs premiers-nés, Car sa miséricorde dure à toujours!
Colui che percosse gli Egizi ne’ lor primogeniti; Perciocchè la sua benignità è in eterno.
O que feriu o Egito nos seus primogênitos; porque a sua benignidade dura para sempre;
稱謝那擊殺 埃及 凡是頭生的, 因他的慈愛永遠長存。
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