Löydetty 4406 Tulokset: People Of Israel
The Lord will take pity on Jacob, he will choose Israel again and settle them in their own land. Then foreigners will join them and be counted with the people of Jacob. (Isaiah 14, 1)
Nations will take them and bring them to their own place. But as soon as they are back home, the people of Israel will subdue them and make them servants and maids. Thus the people of Israel will make captives of their captors and rule over their oppressors. (Isaiah 14, 2)
who struck down the people with blow after blow, who ruled the nations in anger, with unrelenting persecution. (Isaiah 14, 6)
You were not given a monument for you have brought your land to ruin, and caused your people to be slain. May the descendants of evildoers never be mentioned again! (Isaiah 14, 20)
I will destroy the Assyrian in my land, trample him down on my mountains; take his yoke off my people's neck, and remove his burden from their shoulders. (Isaiah 14, 25)
What answer will then be given to the messengers of that nation? "Yahweh has laid the foundation of Zion, and there his afflicted people will take refuge." (Isaiah 14, 32)
The people of Diman have gone to the high places to weep. Over Nebo and Medeba Moab wails. Every head is shaved, every beard is shorn. (Isaiah 15, 2)
a throne will be established steadfast in love. One from the House of David, for the sake of truth will sit on it; he will administer justice swiftly and judge the people righteously.) (Isaiah 16, 5)
so Ephraim will be left undefended. From now on the remnant of Aram will have no more power than the children of Israel." This is Yahweh Sabaoth speaking. (Isaiah 17, 3)
Yet some gleanings remain, as when an olive tree is beaten - two or three olives are left on the topmost bough, four or five on the fruitful branches, says Yahweh, the God of Israel. (Isaiah 17, 6)
On that day people will look to their Creator, their eyes turned to the Holy One of Israel. (Isaiah 17, 7)
which sends ambassadors by sea in papyrus boats over the waters! Go, swift messengers, to a people tall and bronzed, to a nation feared far and wide, a nation conquering and strong, whose land the rivers divide. (Isaiah 18, 2)
