Löydetty 1836 Tulokset: Age
People of God, take courage, all that is left of Israel’s muster-roll! (Baruch 4, 5)
for old age they had no reverence, for childhood no pity; robbed widow of her darling sons, and left her desolate. (Baruch 4, 16)
Take courage, my children, and raise your voices, too, in appeal; from the enemy’s tyrant grasp the Lord shall deliver you. (Baruch 4, 21)
Yet take courage, my children, and cry out upon the Lord; he, the author of your exile, has not forgotten you. (Baruch 4, 27)
Hearts that loved to stray, ten times more eagerly retrace your steps, and come back to him! (Baruch 4, 28)
Thyself, Jerusalem, take courage! He that called thee by thy name brings thee comfort. (Baruch 4, 30)
He will have the ground made level; high mountain must stoop, and immemorial hill, and the valleys be filled up, for Israel’s safe passage and God’s glory; (Baruch 5, 7)
And indeed the Chaldaeans themselves have but scant reverence for these idols of theirs; hear they of a dumb child that can utter no word, Bel’s image must be brought to it and petitioned for the gift of speech; (Baruch 6, 40)
To brazen-faced folk and hard-hearted thy errand is, and still from the Lord God a message thou must deliver, (Ezekiel 2, 4)
Son of man, he told me, eat thou must what eat thou canst; here is this scroll for thy eating. After that, go and give my message to the sons of Israel. (Ezekiel 3, 1)
Now, son of man, said he, to the men of Israel betake thee, and give them my message. (Ezekiel 3, 4)
then to captive Israel betake thee, and give them thy message in the name of the Lord God, hear they or deny thee hearing. (Ezekiel 3, 11)
