The young lions do lack, and suffer hunger: but they that seek the LORD shall not want any good thing.
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Verse 10 is found in chapter 34 of Psalms. Psalm 34 combines personal testimony, communal praise, and wisdom teaching. The psalmist invites others to taste the goodness of the Lord after experiencing his deliverance. The second part adopts the tone of instruction for those who desire to live well: guard the tongue, turn away from evil, and seek peace. The statement that God is near to the brokenhearted shows that affliction does not mean divine abandonment.
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Fürchtet den HERRN, ihr seine Heiligen! denn die ihn fürchten, haben keinen Mangel.
Los leoncillos necesitaron, y tuvieron hambre; Pero los que buscan a Jehová, no tendrán falta de ningún bien.
Los leones jóvenes padecen necesidad y hambre, pero a quienes buscan a Jehová no les falta ningún bien.
Les lionceaux éprouvent la disette et la faim, Mais ceux qui cherchent l'Eternel ne sont privés d'aucun bien.
I leoncelli soffrono necessità e fame; Ma quelli che cercano il Signore non hanno mancamento di alcun bene
Os filhos dos leões necessitam e sofrem fome, mas àqueles que buscam ao SENHOR bem nenhum faltará.
少壯獅子尚且缺食忍餓, 但尋求耶和華的甚麼好處都不缺。
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