Löydetty 768 Tulokset: Dead Animal Found
Seek out Yahweh while he is still to be found, call to him while he is still near. (Isaiah 55, 6)
Like the blind we feel our way along walls, we grope our way like people without eyes. We stumble as though noon were twilight, among the robust we are like the dead. (Isaiah 59, 10)
I have let myself be approached by those who did not consult me, I have let myself be found by those who did not seek me. I said, 'Here I am, here I am!' to a nation that did not invoke my name. (Isaiah 65, 1)
Yahweh says this: As when a bunch of grapes is found still to have juice in it, people say, 'Do not destroy it, for it contains a blessing,' so I shall act for my servants' sake, I shall not destroy them all. (Isaiah 65, 8)
And you will leave your name behind as a curse for my chosen ones, 'May Lord Yahweh strike you dead!' But to his servants he will give another name. (Isaiah 65, 15)
I shall put an end to them, Yahweh declares, no more grapes on the vine, no more figs on the fig tree only withered leaves: I have found them people to trample on them! (Jeremiah 8, 13)
No bread will be broken for the mourner to comfort him for the dead; no cup of consolation will be offered him for his father or his mother. (Jeremiah 16, 7)
I shall strike down the inhabitants of this city, human and animal; they will die of a great plague. (Jeremiah 21, 6)
Do not weep for the man who is dead, do not raise the dirge for him. Weep rather for the one who has gone away, since he will never come back, never see his native land again. (Jeremiah 22, 10)
Yahweh says this: They have found pardon in the desert, those who have survived the sword. Israel is marching to his rest. (Jeremiah 31, 2)
Fields will again be bought in this country of which you now say: It is a wasteland without human or animal, already in the clutches of the Chaldaeans. (Jeremiah 32, 43)
'Yahweh says this, "In this place of which you now say: It is a ruin, without human or animal, in the towns of Judah and desolate streets of Jerusalem where there is neither human nor animal, once more will be heard (Jeremiah 33, 10)
