Löydetty 348 Tulokset: battle against the Philistines
full of excitement, boisterous town, joyful city? Your slain have not fallen to the sword nor died in battle. (Isaiah 22, 2)
In the pit of my stomach how great my agony! Walls of my heart! My heart is throbbing! I cannot keep quiet, for I have heard the trumpet call, the battle cry. (Jeremiah 4, 19)
I have listened attentively: they have never said anything like that. Not one repents of wickedness saying: What have I done? Each one keeps returning to the course like a horse charging into battle. (Jeremiah 8, 6)
So, hand their sons over to famine, abandon them to the edge of the sword. Let their wives become childless and widowed. Let their husbands die of plague, their young men be cut down by the sword in battle. (Jeremiah 18, 21)
May this man be like the towns that Yahweh overthrew without mercy; may he hear the warning-cry at dawn and the shout of battle at high noon, (Jeremiah 20, 16)
with the whole conglomeration of peoples there (all the kings of the country of Uz); all the kings of the country of the Philistines, Ashkelon, Gaza, Ekron and what is still left of Ashdod; (Jeremiah 25, 20)
Buckler and shield at the ready! Onward to battle! (Jeremiah 46, 3)
The word of Yahweh that came to Jeremiah about the Philistines before Pharaoh attacked Gaza. (Jeremiah 47, 1)
because the day has come for all the Philistines to be destroyed, for Tyre and Sidon to be stripped to the last of their allies. Yes, Yahweh is destroying the Philistines, the remnant from the Isle of Caphtor. (Jeremiah 47, 4)
I have received a message from Yahweh, a herald has been sent throughout the nations, 'Muster! March against this people! Prepare for battle!' (Jeremiah 49, 14)
The din of battle fills the country, immense destruction. (Jeremiah 50, 22)
The trumpet sounds, all is ready, but no one goes into battle, since my fury rests on all alike. (Ezekiel 7, 14)
