Löydetty 864 Tulokset: Great Distress
'He will summon up his might and courage against the king of the south with a great army. The king of the south will march to war with a huge and powerful army but will not succeed, since he will be outwitted by trickery. (Daniel 11, 25)
He will use the people of an alien god to defend the fortresses; he will confer great honours on those whom he acknowledges, by giving them wide authority and by parcelling the country out for rent. (Daniel 11, 39)
but reports coming from the East and the north will worry him, and in great fury he will set out to bring ruin and complete destruction to many. (Daniel 11, 44)
'At that time Michael will arise -- the great Prince, defender of your people. That will be a time of great distress, unparalleled since nations first came into existence. When that time comes, your own people will be spared -- all those whose names are found written in the Book. (Daniel 12, 1)
He was married to a woman called Susanna daughter of Hilkiah, a woman of great beauty; and she was God-fearing, for (Daniel 13, 2)
The king then opened the door and, taking one look at the table, exclaimed, 'You are great, O Bel! There is no deception in you!' (Daniel 14, 18)
There was a great dragon which the Babylonians worshipped too. (Daniel 14, 23)
The angel of the Lord took hold of his head and carried him off by the hair to Babylon where, with a great blast of his breath, he set Habakkuk down on the edge of the pit. (Daniel 14, 36)
'You are great, O Lord, God of Daniel,' he exclaimed, 'there is no god but you!' (Daniel 14, 41)
The Judaeans and Israelites will be reunited and will choose themselves a single head, and will spread far beyond their country, for great will be the Day of Jezreel! (Hosea 2, 2)
Once Ephraim realised that he was sick and Judah that he had an ulcer, Ephraim then went to Assyria, he sent messengers to the Great King; but he has no power to cure you or to heal you of your sore; (Hosea 5, 13)
I shall go back to my place until they confess their guilt and seek me, seek me eagerly in their distress. (Hosea 5, 15)
