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Księga Izajasza 44:17
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A z ostatka uczyni boga, to jest bałwana swego, klęka, chwali i modli mu się, mówiąc: Wybaw mię, boś ty bóg mój.
A z ostatku jego czyni boga, bałwana swego; klęka przed nim, kłania się, i modli mu się, mówiąc: Wybaw mię, boś ty bóg mój.
A z jego pozostałości czyni bożka, posąg dla siebie; klęka przed nim oraz się korzy; modli się do niego oraz woła: Wybaw mnie, bo ty jesteś moim bogiem!
A z ostatku jego czyni boga, bałwana swego; klęka przed nim, kłania się, i modli mu się, mówiąc: Wybaw mię, boś ty bóg mój.
A z reszty tego czyni boga, swój posąg. Pada przed nim, oddaje mu pokłon i modli się do niego, mówiąc: Ratuj mnie, bo ty jesteś moim bogiem.
A z reszty czyni sobie boga, swojego bałwana, przed którym klęka i któremu oddaje pokłon, i do którego się modli, mówiąc: Ratuj mnie, gdyż jesteś moim bogiem!
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
Deliver me: Isaiah 36:19, Isaiah 36:20, Isaiah 37:38, Daniel 3:17, Daniel 3:29, Daniel 6:16, Daniel 6:20-22, Daniel 6:27
Reciprocal: Deuteronomy 27:15 - maketh 1 Samuel 5:3 - set him 1 Kings 18:26 - no voice 2 Kings 22:17 - the works Isaiah 37:19 - no gods Isaiah 42:17 - say to Isaiah 45:20 - they Isaiah 46:2 - they could Isaiah 46:6 - they fall Daniel 3:6 - falleth Hosea 13:2 - according Jonah 1:5 - cried Habakkuk 2:19 - that
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And the residue thereof he maketh a god, even his graven image,.... What remains of the tree, that is not consumed by making a fire to warm with, by heating the oven to bake bread with, and by using it in the kitchen to roast meat with, this is made an image of, and being graved and carved, is called a god, and worshipped; though it is of the same matter, and of the same nature, with that which was used for warming, baking, and roasting:
he falleth down unto it, and worshippeth it, and prayeth unto it, and saith, deliver me, for thou art my god; he bows unto it, falls down on his knees, and spreads out his hands, and lifts them up, and uses all the gestures of adoration; yea, makes a formal address in prayer and supplication, and particularly requests that he would deliver him from present danger and distresses, of whatsoever kind he was attended with; declaring at the same time he was his god, in whom he trusted, and from whom he expected relief and help. Monstrous stupidity!
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse Isaiah 44:17. He falleth down unto it — There were four forms of adoration used among the Hebrews:
1. ×שת××× HISHTACHAVAH, The prostration of the whole body.
2. ×§×× KADAD, The bowing of the head.
3. ×רע CARA, The bending of the upper part of the body down to the knees.
4. ××¨× BARACH, Bowing the knee, or kneeling. See on Isaiah 49:23.