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Ésaïe 23:14

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14 Gémissez, navires de Tarsis! Car votre forteresse est détruite

Ésaïe 23:14 Meaning and Commentary

Isaiah 23:14

Howl, ye ships of Tarshish
As in ( Isaiah 23:1 ) . (See Gill on Isaiah 23:1):

for your strength is laid waste;
meaning Tyre, a strong seaport, where their ships were safe, and always found vent for their goods and merchandise; and so it was the strength and support of their country; but was now destroyed, and therefore was matter of lamentation and mourning.

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Ésaïe 23:14 In-Context

12 Il a dit: Tu ne continueras plus à te réjouir, fille de Sidon, vierge déshonorée! Lève-toi, passe au pays de Kittim; là même, tu n'auras point de repos.
13 Vois le pays des Caldéens, peuple qui naguère n'était pas: Assur assigna ce pays aux habitants du désert. Ils dressent leurs tours, ils détruisent les palais de Tyr, ils la mettent en ruines.
14 Gémissez, navires de Tarsis! Car votre forteresse est détruite
15 En ce temps-lĂ , Tyr sera mise en oubli soixante-dix ans, le temps de la vie d'un roi. Au bout de soixante-dix ans, il en sera de Tyr comme de la courtisane dont parle la chanson:
16 "Prends la harpe, fais le tour de la ville, courtisane oubliée! Touche bien les cordes; multiplie les chants; afin qu'on se souvienne de toi! "
The Ostervald translation is in the public domain.

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