Löydetty 49 Tulokset: ram's-horn

• and about the ten horns on its head -- and why the other horn sprouted and the three original horns fell, and why this horn had eyes and a mouth full of boasting, and why it looked more impressive than its fellows. (Daniel 7, 20)

• This was the horn I had watched making war on the holy ones and proving the stronger, (Daniel 7, 21)

• This is what I observed: a he-goat from the west, encroaching over the entire surface of the world though never touching the ground, and between its eyes the goat had one majestic horn. (Daniel 8, 5)

• The he-goat then grew more powerful than ever; but at the height of its strength the great horn snapped, and in its place sprouted four majestic horns, pointing to the four winds of heaven. (Daniel 8, 8)

• From one of these, the small one, sprang a horn which grew to great size towards south and east and towards the Land of Splendour. (Daniel 8, 9)

• and the army too; over the sacrifice it installed iniquity and flung truth to the ground; the horn was active and successful. (Daniel 8, 12)

• The hairy he-goat is the king of Greece, the large horn between its eyes is the first king. (Daniel 8, 21)

• The horn which snapped and the four horns which sprouted in its place are four kingdoms rising from his nation but not having his strength. (Daniel 8, 22)

• Sound the horn in Gibeah, the trumpet in Ramah, raise the war cry in Beth-Aven, 'We are behind you, Benjamin!' (Hosea 5, 8)

• Blow the ram's-horn in Zion, sound the alarm on my holy mountain! Let everybody in the country tremble, for the Day of Yahweh is coming, yes, it is near. (Joel 2, 1)

• Blow the ram's-horn in Zion! Order a fast, proclaim a solemn assembly, (Joel 2, 15)

• Sound the horn, inhabitant of Shaphir! She has not left her city, she who lives in Zaanan. Beth-Ezel is torn from its foundations, from its strong supports. (Micah 1, 11)