The LORD openeth the eyes of the blind: the LORD raiseth them that are bowed down: the LORD loveth the righteous:
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Verse 8 is found in chapter 146 of Psalms. Psalm 146 inaugurates the final series of hymns that begin and end with Hallelujah. The psalmist warns against trusting in princes and human beings because their lives are fleeting. In contrast, God remains faithful and acts specifically on behalf of the oppressed, hungry, prisoners, blind, foreigners, orphans, and widows. Divine justice is manifested in his care for those without power, while his kingdom remains forever.
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Der HERR macht die Blinden sehend. Der HERR richtet auf, die niedergeschlagen sind. Der HERR liebt die Gerechten.
Jehová abre los ojos a los ciegos; Jehová levanta a los caídos; Jehová ama a los justos.
Jehová abre los ojos de los ciegos; Jehová levanta a los encorvados; Jehová ama a los justos.
L'Eternel ouvre les yeux des aveugles; L'Eternel redresse ceux qui sont courbés; L'Eternel aime les justes.
Il Signore apre gli occhi a’ ciechi; Il Signore rileva quelli che son chinati; Il Signore ama i giusti.
O SENHOR abre os olhos aos cegos; o SENHOR levanta os abatidos; o SENHOR ama os justos;
耶和華開了盲人的眼睛, 耶和華扶起被壓下的人, 耶和華喜愛義人。
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