Hearken, O daughter, and consider, and incline thine ear; forget also thine own people, and thy father's house;
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Verse 10 is found in chapter 45 of Psalms. Psalm 45 is a royal song celebrating the king and presenting a royal marriage through language of beauty, justice, and splendor. The king is especially praised for loving righteousness and hating wickedness. The second part describes the bride and the procession toward the celebration. In its original context, the psalm serves royal theology; later, its royal language was interpreted in Jewish and Christian traditions in relation to messianic expectations.
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In deinem Schmuck gehen der Könige Töchter; die Braut steht zu deiner Rechten in eitel köstlichem Gold.
Oye, hija, y mira, e inclina tu oído; Y olvida tu pueblo, y la casa de tu padre;
Ecoute, ma fille, vois, et prête l'oreille; Oublie ton peuple et la maison de ton père.
Ascolta, fanciulla, e riguarda, e porgi l’orecchio; E dimentica il tuo popolo, e la casa di tuo padre;
Ouve, filha, e olha, e inclina os teus ouvidos; esquece-te do teu povo e da casa do teu pai.
女子啊,要傾聽,要思想,要側耳而聽! 不要記念你本族和你父家,
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