Księga Izajasza 19:14

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To PAN wlał w ich wnętrze ducha błędu, więc zwiedli Egipt w każdym jego dziele, stał się on jak pijany, który tarza się w swych wymiocinach.

Parallel Translations

Biblia Brzeska (1563)
Pan zamieszał ducha przewrotnego w pośrzodku jego, a zawiedli w błąd Egipt w każdej sprawie jego, iż jako pijany wala się w blwocinach swoich.

Biblia Gdańska (1632)
Pan puścił między nich ducha wichrowatego, i sprawi to, że pobłądzi Egipt w każdej sprawie swojej, tak jako błądzi pijany przy zwracaniu swojem.

Nowa Biblia Gdańska (2012)
WIEKUISTY rozlał miedzy nimi ducha przewrotności, więc zwodzą Micraim we wszystkich jego sprawach, jak pijany zatacza się w swojej ślinie.

Biblia Tysiąclecia
Pan puścił między nich ducha wichrowatego, i sprawi to, że pobłądzi Egipt w każdej sprawie swojej, tak jako błądzi pijany przy zwracaniu swojem.

Uwspółcześniona Biblia Gdańska
PAN umieścił pośród nich wypaczonego ducha, a oni sprawili, że Egipt zbłądził w każdej swojej sprawie, tak jak błądzi wymiotujący pijak.

Biblia Warszawska
Pan wylał wśród nich ducha obłędu, i oni na manowce sprowadzili Egipt we wszelkim jego działaniu, że jak pijany tarza się w swoich wymiocinach.

Bible Verse Review
  from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge

hath mingled: Isaiah 19:2, Isaiah 29:10, Isaiah 29:14, Isaiah 47:10, Isaiah 47:11, 1 Kings 22:20-23, Job 12:16, Ezekiel 14:7-9, 2 Thessalonians 2:11

perverse spirit: Heb. spirit of perverseness

as a: Isaiah 28:7, Isaiah 28:8, Isaiah 29:9, Job 12:25, Jeremiah 25:15, Jeremiah 25:16, Jeremiah 25:27, Jeremiah 48:26

Reciprocal: Judges 9:23 - God 2 Chronicles 10:15 - the cause 2 Chronicles 18:22 - the lord hath Job 17:4 - General Psalms 99:1 - be moved Psalms 107:27 - stagger Isaiah 24:20 - reel Isaiah 30:28 - to sift Isaiah 40:23 - General Obadiah 1:8 - even

Gill's Notes on the Bible

The Lord hath mingled a perverse spirit in the midst thereof,.... A spirit of error, as the Targum, Septuagint, and Arabic versions; or of giddiness, as the Vulgate Latin: this he mingled in a cup for them, and poured it out, and gave them it to drink; and an intoxicating cup it was, such as men are made drunk with; to which the allusion is, as the last clause of the verse shows; so that the infatuation and want of wisdom in their counsels were from the Lord; who, because of the vain boasts of their wisdom in righteous judgment, gave them up to judicial blindness, stupidity, and folly:

and they have caused Egypt to err in every work thereof; both in religious and civil affairs, leading them into superstition and idolatry, to which they were of old inclined and addicted, and forming such schemes and projects, and putting them upon such works, as were very detrimental to the nation. Some think this refers to the twelve tyrants, who disagreeing among themselves, being actuated by a perverse spirit, greatly distracted the people; though rather it may refer to the times of Necho, and to his project in cutting a canal for the bringing of the Nile to the Red sea before mentioned, in which he lost several thousands of men without accomplishing it; and of his predecessor, in besieging Ashdod twenty nine years ere he took it w:

as a drunken [man] staggereth in his vomit; who is so very drunk, that his head is quite giddy, and cannot walk upright, but staggers as he goes, and vomits as he staggers, and falls down, and is rolled in it, as the Targum; just like such a man were the princes and governors of the Egyptian provinces.

w Herodot. l. 2. c. 157, 158.

Barnes' Notes on the Bible

The Lord hath mingled - The word מסך mâsak, “to mingle,” is used commonly to denote the act of mixing spices with wine to make it more intoxicating Proverbs 9:2, Proverbs 9:5; Isaiah 5:22. Here it means that Yahweh has poured out into the midst of them a spirit of giddiness; that is, has produced consternation among them. National commotions and calamities are often thus traced to the overruling providence of God (see the note at Isaiah 19:2; compare Isaiah 10:5-6).

A perverse spirit - Hebrew, ‘A spirit of perverseness.’ The word rendered ‘perverse’ is derived from עוה ‛âvâh, “to be crooked or perverted.” Here it means, that their counsels were unwise, land such as tended to error and ruin.

To err as a drunken man ... - This is a very striking figure. The whole nation was reeling to and fro, and unsettled in their counsels, as a man is who is so intoxicated as to reel and to vomit. Nothing could more strikingly express, first, the “fact” of their perverted counsels and plans, and secondly, God’s deep abhorrence of the course which they were pursuing.

Clarke's Notes on the Bible

Verse Isaiah 19:14. In the midst thereof — בקרבם bekirbam; so the Septuagint, and perhaps more correctly." - Secker. So likewise the Chaldee.