Книга пророка Исаии 37 глава 3 стих
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This is what Hezekiah says, not adding “the king.” For time did not leave it to him to say this, since he had been humbled because of the present misfortune. Then, because of the present circumstances, he says that it is a day of rebuke and a day to be convicted of our sins, but it is also a day of wrath, and those who have committed crimes worthy of wrath will be put to shame. And now, we have been taught that the situation is analogous to a woman in travail, who is about to give birth and is exhausted from persevering through the pangs. For we are not those who say: “From fear of you, Lord, we conceived and travailed and gave birth to the breath of your salvation.” It was because of this that we sent the man of God through you, so that your God who helps would be present in time because of those who supplicate for you. And we do not dare to name this God as our own, but we understand that he is precisely your Lord and God. Therefore, we beseech this very one neither to look on our trespasses nor to remember our sins but to act against the godless voices of the enemy who speak in such insolence and pride and who do what they please whether allowed or deserving prosecution.
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Толкование на пророка Исаию, 37
Толкование на группу стихов: Ис: 37: 3-3
Толкование на группу стихов: Ис: 37: 3-3
Толкование на группу стихов: Ис: 37: 3-3
Толкование на группу стихов: Ис: 37: 3-3
Толкование на группу стихов: Ис: 37: 3-3
And when they arrived they said these things: Thus says Hezekiah. And from this it is possible to perceive the difference in mindset. For the Rabshakeh said: “Thus says the great king of the Assyrians,” but these men, showing the modesty of the one who sent them, do not even call him king but mention only his name. A day of tribulation and reproach and rebuke and wrath is this day today, because the birth-pang has come to the one giving birth, but she does not have the strength to give birth. He calls that man’s blasphemy a reproach, and the people’s lawlessness a rebuke. For we are the cause of the blasphemy, living lawlessly and showing ourselves worthy of punishment; but nevertheless we are angered on account of the excess of the blasphemy and we desire to punish the sinner, but we are no longer able to bring our zeal to completion and we are like a woman who is pregnant and has received the onset of labor pains, but is unable to give birth on account of weakness.
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