Löydetty 1633 Tulokset: David's Heart

• His heart cries out in distress for Moab, whose fugitives are already at Zoar, nearly at Eglath-Shelishiyah. They climb the slope of Luhith, weeping as they go; on the road to Horonaim they utter heart-rending cries. (Isaiah 15, 5)

• the throne will be made secure in faithful love and on it will sit in constancy within the tent of David, a judge seeking fair judgement and pursuing uprightness. (Isaiah 16, 5)

• That is why my whole being quivers like harp strings for Moab, my very heart, for Kir-Heres. (Isaiah 16, 11)

• Proclamation about Egypt: Look! Yahweh, riding a swift cloud, is coming to Egypt. The false gods of Egypt totter before him and Egypt's heart quails within her. (Isaiah 19, 1)

• The fishermen will groan, it will be mourning for all who cast hook in the Nile; those who spread nets on the waters will lose heart. (Isaiah 19, 8)

• My heart is bewildered, dread overwhelms me, the twilight I longed for has become my horror. (Isaiah 21, 4)

• You saw how many breaches there were in the City of David. You collected the waters of the lower pool. (Isaiah 22, 9)

• I shall place the key of David's palace on his shoulder; when he opens, no one will close, when he closes, no one will open. (Isaiah 22, 22)

• For at the heart of earth's life, among the peoples, it is as at the beating of the olive trees, as at the gleaning of the grapes when the grape harvest is over. (Isaiah 24, 13)

• Woe, Ariel, Ariel, city where David encamped. Let year after year pass, let the feasts make their full round, (Isaiah 29, 1)

• the heart of the hasty will learn to think things over, and the tongue of stammerers will speak promptly and clearly. (Isaiah 32, 4)

• For the fool speaks folly and his heart is set on villainy; he is godless in his actions and his words ascribe error to Yahweh; he starves the hungry of their food and refuses drink to the thirsty. (Isaiah 32, 6)