Isaías 18.5
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Quando as flores da parreiraujá tiverem caído,
e as uvas estiverem amadurecendo,
mas antes do tempo da colheita,
Deus podará a parreira com o seu facão,
cortará os galhos e os jogará fora.
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- u18.5 Aqui a parreira representa a Assíria, que iria atacar os etíopes (ver Isaías 20:1–6); o profeta anuncia que o exército assírio será derrotado.
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