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WORD Research this...Psalms 39
- 1 Mi diris: Mi gardos min sur miaj vojoj, ke mi ne peku per mia lango; Mi bridos mian buŝon, kiam malpiulo staras kontraŭ mi.
- 2 Mi estis muta kaj silenta, mi silentis eĉ pri bono; Kaj mia sufero estis mordanta.
- 3 Ekbrulis mia koro en mia interno, En miaj pensoj ekflamis fajro, Mi ekparolis per mia lango:
- 4 Sciigu al mi, ho Eternulo, mian finon, Kaj kia estos la daŭro de miaj tagoj, Por ke mi sciu, kiel neniiĝa mi estas.
- 5 Jen Vi donis al mi tagojn larĝajn kiel manplato, Kaj la daŭro de mia vivo estas antaŭ Vi kiel nenio; Absoluta vantaĵo estas ĉiu homo, kiel ajn forte li starus. Sela.
- 6 Nur kiel fantomo iras la homo, nur vante li klopodas; Li kolektas, kaj ne scias, kiu ĝin ricevos.
- 7 Kaj nun kion mi devas esperi, mia Sinjoro? Mia espero estas al Vi.
- 8 De ĉiuj miaj pekoj liberigu min, Ne lasu min fariĝi mokindaĵo por sensaĝulo.
- 9 Mi mutiĝis, mi ne malfermos mian buŝon, Ĉar Vi tion faris.
- 10 Deturnu de mi Vian frapon; De Via batanta mano mi pereas.
- 11 Se Vi punas homon pro lia krimo, Tiam lia beleco konsumiĝas kiel de tineoj. Nur vantaĵo estas ĉiu homo. Sela.
- 12 Aŭskultu mian preĝon, ho Eternulo, kaj atentu mian krion; Al miaj larmoj ne silentu; Ĉar migranto mi estas ĉe Vi, Enmigrinto, kiel ĉiuj miaj patroj.
- 13 Lasu min, ke mi vigliĝu, Antaŭ ol mi foriros kaj ĉesos ekzisti.
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Esperanto (esperanto - 2.1)
2020-05-21Esperanto (eo)
1926 Londona Biblio in Esperanto. Old Testament by Ludvic Lazarus Zamenhof (1910). Full text published in 1926 by the British & Foreign Bible Society.
- Encoding: UTF-8
- Direction: LTR
- LCSH: Bible.Esperanto
- Distribution Abbreviation: esperanto
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Public Domain
Source (OSIS)
https://archive.org/details/TheHolyBibleInEsperanto https://www.sacred-texts.com/bib/wb/esp/index.htm
- history_1.0
- Initial release
- history_1.1
- Compressed the module
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- Updated to new source with paragraphing, titles, and corrected Esperanto orthography.
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- Corrected encoding, missing text in previous release
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- (2020-02-08) New TextSource, fix MOD-232 MOD-238
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- (2020-05-21) Fix Encoding Issue
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