Löydetty 758 Tulokset: Parable Of The Good Samaritan
Take these words with you and return to the Lord. And say to him, “Remove all iniquity and accept the good. And we will repay the calves of our lips. (Hosea 14, 3)
Seek good and not evil, so that you may live. And the Lord God of hosts will be with you, just as you have asked. (Amos 5, 14)
Hate evil and love good, and establish judgment at the gate. Perhaps then the Lord God of hosts may have mercy on the remnant of Joseph. (Amos 5, 15)
And if they go into captivity in the sight of their enemies, there I will command the sword, and it will kill them. And I will set my eyes over them for harm and not for good.” (Amos 9, 4)
In that day, a parable will be taken up about you, and a song will be sung with sweetness, saying: “We have been devastated by depopulation.” The fate of my people has been altered. How can he withdraw from me, when he might be turned back, he who might tear apart our country? (Micah 2, 4)
The house of Jacob says, “Has the Spirit of the Lord been weakened, or are such things his thoughts?” Are not my words good for him who walks uprightly? (Micah 2, 7)
you who hold hatred for good, and love evil, who violently steal their skins from over them and their flesh from over their bones? (Micah 3, 2)
I will reveal to you, O man, what is good, and what the Lord requires from you, and how to act with judgment, and to love mercy, and to walk carefully with your God. (Micah 6, 8)
The evil of their hands, they call good. The leader is demanding, and the judge is yielding, and the great is speaking the desire of his soul, and they have confused it. (Micah 7, 3)
The Lord is good, and a comforter in the day of tribulation, and he knows those who hope in him. (Nahum 1, 7)
Shall not all these take up a parable against him, and an enigmatic utterance about him? And it will be said, “Woe to him who increases what is not his own.” How long, then, will he lay down dense clay against himself? (Habakkuk 2, 6)
And this shall be in that time: I will scrutinize Jerusalem with lamps, and I will visit upon the men who have become stuck in the dregs, who say in their hearts, “The Lord will not do good, and he will not do evil.” (Zephaniah 1, 12)
