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7:1 and it came, in the fourth year of king Darius who to exceed, that which the word of the LORD with of Zechariah fourth day 9. Month came, even in Chisleu; 7:2 as it had sent their men to the house of the god Sherezer and Regemmelech and, in front of the LORD to request and with Propheten speech Saying, I should cry in the fifth month and separate me, like me to have made 7:3 and with the priests who were in the house of the LORD of the owners these thus much of years? 7:4 came the word from the LORD of the owners to me says then speaks 7:5 with all the people about the country and the priests, Saying, ye in the fifth and 7. Month seventy years fastete and defendants and even these, ye above completely quickly with me, even with me? did 7:6 and ye eat and drank ye, ye did not eat and drinkable? shouldn't 7:7 hear ye the words which was inhabited in LORD hath by old the Prophet, like Jerusalem and in prosperity, and the cities on it cried with the entour, would not owe as men the south and the level to live in? 7:8 and the word of the LORD came to from Zechariah, Saying, 7:9 consequently speaketh the LORD of the owners, Saying, put a judgement right works about it and shew favour and Mitleiden each man with his brother: 7:10 and not to still oppress the widow fatherless, the foreigner still who arm; and aucunes you does not make it present against his/her brother in your heart.
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at 7:11 is leaning evil however to leave to listen and removed the shoulder and stopped their ears which would not owe it hear.
7:12 Yea, formed them their hearts like unverrückbarer stone, of a fear which they should hear the law, and words that the LORD would send owners hath in his spirit by old the Prophet: consequently a great anger of the LORD hosts.
of 7:13 came consequently it came, to exceed which, as he cried, and they would not hear; thus, they and myself did not cry, saith the LORD of the owners would hear: 7:14 me however dispersed with Whirlwind among all the nations which did not know it. Thus, the country was turned over leads still pitiful, in these Nr.mann with them: they put the pleasant country desolate.
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