Deuteronomio 28:67

67 La mattina dirai: "Fosse pur sera!" e la sera dirai: "Fosse pur mattina!" a motivo dello spavento ond’avrai pieno il cuore, e a motivo delle cose che vedrai cogli occhi tuoi.

Deuteronomio 28:67 Meaning and Commentary

Deuteronomy 28:67

In the morning thou shalt say, would God it were even
Wishing they might get through the day well, fearing their life would be taken away before night, or some sad calamity befall them before the day was past:

and at even thou shall say, would God it were morning;
dreading what would happen to them in the night, that some messenger of death would be sent to dispatch them, or they should be haled out of bed to a court of inquisition, and cast into a dungeon:

for the fear of thine heart wherewith thou shalt fear, and for the
sight of thine eyes which, thou shalt see;
often beholding such dreadful sights, as their countrymen put upon the rack, and cruelly tortured, and then burnt alive; and so their hearts would fear and tremble, lest they should be the next that would be taken up and used in this manner; besides other severities and hard usages, with which their brethren were treated, and they in continual fear of.

Deuteronomio 28:67 In-Context

65 E fra quelle nazioni non avrai requie, e non vi sarà luogo di riposo per la pianta de’ tuoi piedi; ma l’Eterno ti darà quivi un cuor tremante, degli occhi che si spegneranno e un’anima languente.

66 La tua vita ti starà dinanzi come sospesa; tremerai notte e giorno, e non sarai sicuro della tua esistenza.

67 La mattina dirai: "Fosse pur sera!" e la sera dirai: "Fosse pur mattina!" a motivo dello spavento ond’avrai pieno il cuore, e a motivo delle cose che vedrai cogli occhi tuoi.

68 E l’Eterno ti farà tornare in Egitto su delle navi, per la via della quale t’avevo detto: "Non la rivedrai mai più!" E là sarete offerti in vendita ai vostri nemici come schiavi e come schiave, e mancherà il compratore!