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Μαλαχίας 4
- 1 Διότι, ιδού, έρχεται ημέρα, ήτις θέλει καίει ως κλίβανος· και πάντες οι υπερήφανοι και πάντες οι πράττοντες ασέβειαν θέλουσιν είσθαι άχυρον· και η ημέρα η ερχομένη θέλει κατακαύσει αυτούς, λέγει ο Κύριος των δυνάμεων, ώστε δεν θέλει αφήσει εις αυτούς ρίζαν και κλάδον.
- 2 Εις εσάς όμως τους φοβουμένους το όνομά μου θέλει ανατείλει ο ήλιος της δικαιοσύνης με ίασιν εν ταις πτέρυξιν αυτού· και θέλετε εξέλθει, και σκιρτήσει ως μοσχάρια της φάτνης.
- 3 Και θέλετε καταπατήσει τους ασεβείς· διότι αυτοί θέλουσιν είσθαι σποδός υπό τα ίχνη των ποδών σας, καθ' ην ημέραν εγώ κάμω τούτο, λέγει ο Κύριος των δυνάμεων.
- 4 Ευθυμείσθε τον νόμον του Μωϋσέως του δούλου μου, τον οποίον προσέταξα εις αυτόν εν Χωρήβ διά πάντα τον Ισραήλ, τα διατάγματα και τας κρίσεις.
- 5 Ιδού, εγώ θέλω αποστείλει προς εσάς Ηλίαν τον προφήτην, πριν έλθη η ημέρα του Κυρίου η μεγάλη και επιφανής·
- 6 και αυτός θέλει επιστρέψει την καρδίαν των πατέρων προς τα τέκνα και την καρδίαν των τέκνων προς τους πατέρας αυτών, μήποτε έλθω και πατάξω την γην με ανάθεμα.
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Greek Modern (moderngreek - 1.0.3)
2012-07-12Greek Modern (el)
This translation started in 1831 and was published in 1850 by the Orthodox Archimandrite and professor of the National University of Athens, Neophytos Vamvas with the help of other researchers. Considering that the Greek Orthodox Church wouldn't support him, he collaborated with the British and Foreign Bible Society to publish this translation.
The text is written in "kathareuousa", a form of greek that is not spoken today in Greece. It is closer to spoken greek though, than the Septuagint (also known "translation of the seventy").- Encoding: UTF-8
- Direction: LTR
- LCSH: Bible. Greek (Modern Greek).
- Distribution Abbreviation: moderngreek
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