Therefore shalt thou make them turn their back, when thou shalt make ready thine arrows upon thy strings against the face of them.
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Verse 12 is found in chapter 21 of Psalms. Psalm 21 celebrates God’s response to the king after the request expressed in Psalm 20. The monarch’s desires are interpreted as gifts received from the Lord: life, honor, blessing, and permanence. The second part turns toward the defeat of enemies, showing that the king’s victory is understood within divine sovereignty. The final praise acknowledges that the king’s strength comes from the Lord and not from himself.
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Denn sie gedachten dir Übles zu tun und machten Anschläge, die sie nicht konnten ausführen.
Pues tú los pondrás en fuga, Cuando aparejares en tus cuerdas las saetas contra sus rostros.
Car tu leur feras tourner le dos, Et avec ton arc tu tireras sur eux.
Perciocchè tu li metterai per tuo bersaglio; Tu tirerai diritto colle corde de’ tuoi archi contro alla lor faccia.
Assim que tu lhes farás voltar as costas; e com tuas flechas postas nas cordas lhes apontarás ao rosto.
你必使他們轉身逃跑, 向著他們的臉搭箭在弦。
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