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Isaiah 4
- 1 Zeven vrouwen zullen vechten om één man op die dag, En zeggen: ons eigen brood willen we eten, Onze eigen kleren wel dragen, Als we maar naar u mogen heten: neem de smaad van ons weg!
- 2 Maar op die dag zal de Spruit van Jahweh Tot glorie en heerlijkheid worden, De Vrucht van het land tot roem en luister Van wie in Israël zal worden gered;
- 3 En de rest van Juda En wat in Jerusalem gespaard bleef, Zal heilig worden genoemd, Iedereen in Jeruzalem, die staat opgeschreven ten leven.
- 4 Als de Heer de smet van Sions dochters heeft uitgewist, En de bloedschuld uit Jerusalem weggespoeld, Door de stormwind van oordeel, Door de orkaan van verwoesting:
- 5 Dan schept Jahweh over heel de bergrug van Sion, En over heel zijn omgeving, Een wolk van rook overdag, En een gloed van laaiende vlammen des nachts. Dan zal de glorie van Jahweh ze allen bedekken Als een schutdak en tent,
- 6 Tot schaduw tegen de hitte op de dag, Tot toevlucht en schuilplaats tegen stortvloed en regen!
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Petrus Canisius Translation (canisius - 1)
2016-01-09Dutch (nl)
The Holy Scripture, translation from the original texts, by order of the Apologetic Society ‘Petrus Canisius’ undertaken with the approval of the most reverend bishops of the Netherlands.
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- LCSH: Bible.Dutch
- Distribution Abbreviation: canisius
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- history_1.0
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