Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever thou hadst formed the earth and the world, even from everlasting to everlasting, thou art God.
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Verse 2 is found in chapter 90 of Psalms. Psalm 90, traditionally attributed to Moses, contemplates human mortality in contrast with God’s eternity. Human life is compared to a night watch, grass that sprouts and disappears, and days that pass quickly. Awareness of death leads to a request for wisdom: learning to number the days. The conclusion asks God to establish human work, recognizing that the permanence of any labor depends on his favor.
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Ehe denn die Berge wurden und die Erde und die Welt geschaffen wurden, bist du, Gott, von Ewigkeit zu Ewigkeit,
Antes que naciesen los montes Y formases la tierra y el mundo, Y desde el siglo y hasta el siglo, tú eres Dios.
Antes de que nacieran las montañas y dieras a luz la tierra y el mundo, desde la eternidad y hasta la eternidad, tú eres Dios.
Avant que les montagnes fussent nées, Et que tu eusses créé la terre et le monde, D'éternité en éternité tu es Dieu.
Avanti che i monti fosser nati, E che tu avessi formata la terra ed il mondo; Anzi ab eterno in eterno tu sei Dio.
Antes que os montes nascessem, ou que tu formasses a terra e o mundo, mesmo de eternidade a eternidade, tu és Deus.
諸山未曾生出, 地與世界你未曾造成, 從亙古到永遠,你是上帝。
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