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WORD Research this...Jonah 4
- 1 Dette gjorde Jona ovleg vondt, og han vart brennande harm.
- 2 Han bad då til Herren og sagde: «Å Herre, var det ikkje dette eg tenkte, då eg endå var i mitt land? Difor flydde eg so snøgt til Tarsis; for eg visste du er ein nådig og miskunnsam Gud, langmodig og rik på miskunn, og angrar det vonde.
- 3 So tak no, Herre, livet mitt ifrå meg! For eg vil heller døy enn liva.»
- 4 Då sagde Herren: «Hev du grunn til å harmast?»
- 5 Og Jona gjekk ut or byen og sette seg austanfor byen. Der gjorde han seg ei hytta og sette seg der i skuggen, og vilde sjå korleis det gjekk med byen.
- 6 Då let Herren Gud ein kikajon veksa upp yver Jona, til å skyggja yver hovudet hans og fria honom ifrå hans mismod; og Jona fann stor gleda i kikajonen.
- 7 Men næste dag, då morgonroden rann, sende Gud ein makk, som stakk kikajonen so han visna.
- 8 Då soli rann, sende Gud ein brennande austanvind, og soli stakk Jona på hovudet so han ormegtast. Han ynskte då å få døy og sagde: «Eg vil heller døy enn liva.»
- 9 Men Gud sagde til Jona: «Hev du grunn til å harmast for kikajonen skuld?» Han svara: «Eg hev grunn til å harmast til dauden.»
- 10 Då sagde Herren: «Du ynkast yver kikajonen, som du ikkje hev havt møda med og ikkje hev ale upp, som kom til på ei natt og gjekk til grunns etter ei natt;
- 11 og so skulde ikkje eg ynkast yver Nineve, den store byen, der det finst meir enn eit hundrad og tjuge tusund menneskje som ikkje kann skilja millom høgre og vinstre, og mange dyr!»
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Studentmållagsbibelen frå 1921 (norsmb - 1)
2012-01-25Norwegian nynorsk (nn)
Den første komplette Bibel på nynorsk, utgitt av Studentmållaget i Oslo i 1921
- Encoding: UTF-8
- Direction: LTR
- LCSH: Bible. Norwegian.
- Distribution Abbreviation: SMB
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http://gamal.nynorsk.no/mu/smio/bibelen/
- history_1.0
- First version (2012-01-25)
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