Thine arrows are sharp in the heart of the king's enemies; whereby the people fall under thee.
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Verse 5 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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Es müsse dir gelingen in deinem Schmuck. Zieh einher der Wahrheit zugut, und die Elenden bei Recht zu erhalten, so wird deine rechte Hand Wunder vollbringen.
Tus saetas agudas Con que caerán pueblos debajo de ti, Penetrarán en el corazón de los enemigos del Rey.
Tus flechas son agudas; los pueblos caen bajo ti. Penetran en el corazón de los enemigos del rey.
Tes flèches sont aiguës; Des peuples tomberont sous toi; Elles perceront le coeur des ennemis du roi.
Le tue saette sono acute; I popoli caderanno sotto a te; Esse entreranno nel cuor de’ nemici del Re
As tuas flechas são agudas no coração dos inimigos do rei, e por elas os povos caíram debaixo de ti.
你的箭鋒快,射中王的仇敵的心, 萬民仆倒在你之下。
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