Löydetty 4680 Tulokset: Eve
And Egypt will never succeed in anything it attempts by head or by tail, by palm or by reed. (Isaiah 19, 15)
On that day the Egyptians will be like a woman trembling in fear whenever they see the hand of Yahweh Sabaoth raised against them. (Isaiah 19, 16)
Judah will be a terror to Egypt. Whenever they think of Judah, the Egyptians will be terrified because of the terrible fate Yahweh Sabaoth has in store for them. (Isaiah 19, 17)
Yahweh will reveal himself to the Egyptians. They will acknowledge him on that day and worship him with sacrifice and burnt offerings. They will make vows to Yahweh and perform them. (Isaiah 19, 21)
But look, instead of that, there is wanton revelry: oxen are butchered and sheep are slaughtered. You eat meat and get drunk, saying, "Let us eat and drink for tomorrow we die." (Isaiah 22, 13)
He has said, "Rejoice no longer, ravished virgin daughter of Sidon. Arise, pass over to Cyprus; even there you will find no rest." (Isaiah 23, 12)
On that day, Tyre will be forgotten for seventy years, about the span of a king's life. Then at the end of seventy years, it will happen to Tyre as in a harlot's song: (Isaiah 23, 15)
At the end of seventy years, Yahweh will visit Tyre. She will return to her hire and once again play whore with all the kingdoms of the world on the face of the earth. (Isaiah 23, 17)
The new wine mourns, the vine pines away, all the revelers groan. (Isaiah 24, 7)
The merry timbrels are stilled, the noise of the revelers is over, the harps and lyres are silenced. (Isaiah 24, 8)
The city of confusion is broken down, every door is closed; you cannot enter. (Isaiah 24, 10)
The earth reels like a drunkard, it sways like a hut in the storm, weighed down by its transgression, and it falls, never to rise again. (Isaiah 24, 20)
