Löydetty 5135 Tulokset: Eve
Israel is saved in the Lord by an eternal salvation. You will not be confounded, and you will not be ashamed, even forever and ever. (Isaiah 45, 17)
For every knee shall bend to me, and every tongue shall swear it. (Isaiah 45, 24)
Bel has been broken. Nebo has been crushed. Their idols have been placed upon beasts and cattle, your grievous heavy burdens, even unto exhaustion. (Isaiah 46, 1)
Even to your old age, I am the same. And even with your grey hairs, I will carry you. I have made you, and I will sustain you. I will carry you, and I will save you. (Isaiah 46, 4)
They carry him on their shoulders, supporting him, and they set him in his place. And he will stand still and will not move from his place. But even when they will cry out to him, he will not hear. He will not save them from tribulation. (Isaiah 46, 7)
Take a millstone and grind meal. Uncover your shame, bare your shoulder, reveal your legs, cross the streams. (Isaiah 47, 2)
Your disgrace will be revealed, and your shame will be seen. I will seize vengeance, and no man will withstand me. (Isaiah 47, 3)
And you have said: “I will be a noblewoman forever.” You have not set these things upon your heart, and you have not remembered your end. (Isaiah 47, 7)
Evil will overwhelm you, and you will not notice its rising. And calamity will fall violently over you, and you will not be able to avert it. You will suddenly be overwhelmed by a misery such as you have never known. (Isaiah 47, 11)
From that time, I foretold to you. Before these things happened, I revealed them to you, lest you say: “My idols have accomplished these things, and my graven and molten images have commanded them.” (Isaiah 48, 5)
They are created now, and not in that time. And even before today, you did not hear of them; otherwise, you might say, “Behold, I knew them.” (Isaiah 48, 7)
Depart from Babylon! Flee from the Chaldeans! Announce it with a voice of exultation. Cause it to be heard, and carry it even to the ends of the earth. Say: “The Lord has redeemed his servant Jacob.” (Isaiah 48, 20)
