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Tak, iż wszyscy, którzy cię ujzrą, odbieżą cię mówiąc: Niniwe zburzone jest i któż się rozżali nad nim? A kędy mam szukać tych, coby cię cieszyli?
Tak, że ktokolwiek cię ujrzy, oddali się od ciebie i rzecze: Zburzone jest Niniwe, któżby się go użalił? Gdzieżbym szukał tych, którzyby cię cieszyli?
By każdy, kto cię zobaczy – uciekał od ciebie i wołał: Ninewa spustoszona! Któż by się nad nią użalił? Skąd poszukam dla ciebie pocieszycieli?
Tak, że ktokolwiek cię ujrzy, oddali się od ciebie i rzecze: Zburzone jest Niniwe, któżby się go użalił? Gdzieżbym szukał tych, którzyby cię cieszyli?
Ten, kto cię ujrzy, oddali się od ciebie i powie: Zburzona jest Niniwa, któż będzie jej żałował? Gdzie mam szukać dla ciebie pocieszycieli?
Ktokolwiek cię zobaczy, będzie uciekał przed tobą, mówiąc: Niniwa jest zburzona! Któż jej będzie żałował? Nie mogę znaleźć dla ciebie pocieszycieli.
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
that all: Numbers 16:34, Jeremiah 51:9, Revelation 18:10
Nineveh: Nahum 2:9, Nahum 2:10, Jeremiah 51:41-43, Revelation 18:16-19
who: Isaiah 51:19, Jeremiah 15:5, Lamentations 2:13
Reciprocal: Genesis 10:11 - Nineveh Psalms 64:8 - all that Jeremiah 50:36 - her mighty Zephaniah 2:13 - will make
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And it shall come to pass, [that] all they that look upon thee shall flee from thee,.... As something loathsome and abominable, not fit to be come near unto, or touched; and as astonished and amazed at an object so forlorn and miserable, and lest they should partake of the same punishment:
and say, Nineveh is laid waste; utterly destroyed; its walls broke down, its houses demolished, its substance plundered, and its inhabitants killed, or carried captive; who could have thought it, when it was once so stately, rich, and powerful? but so it is indeed!
who will bemoan her? there are none left in her to do it; and as for others, her neighbours, whom she has oppressed and cruelly used, these will laugh and rejoice, instead of lamenting her case:
whence shall I seek comforters for thee? none from among her inhabitants, being destroyed, or carried into a foreign land; and none from among the nations round about, who will rather deride and insult than pity and comfort; so wretched and miserable would her case be!
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
All they that look upon thee shall flee from thee - through terror, lest they should share her plagues, as Israel did, when the earth swallowed up Korah, Dathan and Abiram; and they who “had been made rich by Babylon, stand ajar off, for the fear of her torment. All they who look on thee” Revelation 18:15. She was set as a thing to be “gazed at.” He tells the effect on the gazers. “Each one who so gazed” at her should flee; one by one, they should gaze, be scared, flee (compare Psalms 31:11; Psalms 64:8). Not one should remain. “Who will bemoan her?” Not one should pay her the passing tribute of sympathy at human calamity, the shaking of the head at her woe (compare Job 16:4-5). Whoever had no compassion shall find none.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse 7. Who will bemoan her? — In such cases, who pities the delinquent? She has been the occasion of ruin to multitudes, and now she is deservedly exposed and punished. And so it should be thought concerning Nineveh.
