Книга пророка Исаии, Глава 24, стих 7. Толкования стиха
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Толкование на группу стихов: Ис: 24: 7-7
But instead of the wine will mourn, Aquila renders this as the vintage mourned, expressing the transient nature of human pleasures and the adornment of the body through the example of spoiling fruit. And then he says that all will groan, speaking of those who traveled the “wide and broad” way in this present life and those who squandered their own lives “in drunkenness and profligacy.” They no longer get any pleasure from their lusts but are put to shame by the disgraceful things that they did and by their “abominable” deeds, pouring down disgrace on themselves. Therefore, it is said somewhere: “Those who sleep in mounds in the ground will arise, some to everlasting life and others to contempt and everlasting shame.” Now the wine and what is called sikera—although in the other translations it was called an intoxicating drink—is sweet, but during that time it will be bitter to them.
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