An evil disease, say they, cleaveth fast unto him: and now that he lieth he shall rise up no more.
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Verse 8 is found in chapter 41 of Psalms. Psalm 41 connects care for the poor with experiences of illness, betrayal, and restoration. The opening affirms the blessing of the one who considers the weak, while the center describes a situation in which even a close friend turns against the psalmist. The request for mercy and healing culminates in a doxology that closes the first book of the Psalter and returns attention to the eternity of God.
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Alle, die mich hassen, raunen miteinander wider mich und denken Böses über mich.
Cosa pestilencial de él se ha apoderado; Y el que cayó en cama, no volverá a levantarse.
«Una calamidad mortal se ha apoderado de él; ahora que está acostado, no volverá a levantarse».
Il est dangereusement atteint, Le voilà couché, il ne se relèvera pas!
Dicendo: Alcun maligno male gli è attaccato addosso; Egli non si rileverà giammai del male onde egli giace.
Uma doença má se lhe tem apegado; e agora que está deitado, não se levantará mais.
他們說:「他有怪病纏身, 他已躺下,必不能再起來。」
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