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The frightened ish cries that there is nowhere to flee: Sheol gives no refuge, the sea cannot hide him, and his own sins testify before the divine presence.
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Ezra petitions the Sovereign to rise from the throne so that judgment may be spoken.
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The Master asks, 'Who will hear us?'
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Ezra answers that the Son will hear.
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The Christian recension answers that the Son born from the divine voice will indeed hear.
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Ezra asks that the divine sacerdos - priest, minister, or vicar in the Latin wording - hear the case as well.
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The Master tells Ezra to question that minister, who can speak judgment together with Him.
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Ezra declares that he will argue the judgment for all human beings who have no place of rest.
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The Master answers that Ezra will be chosen with the prophets.
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Ezra presses the argument further: 'Who made the sinners?' The answer is: 'I.' Ezra replies that if the Creator made both sinners and Ezra, it would be better to destroy him than the entire world.
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The Master grants sinners a recurring interval of rest from the ninth hour of the Sabbath into the following day, while other days remain a time in which repentance is demanded. The exact Latin sense varies by reading.
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Ezra answers that it may be according to the divine will.
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The Master tells Ezra to go in shalom and walk with the prophets; where the righteous are, there Ezra will also be.