Löydetty 1836 Tulokset: Age

• Listen, sons of Israel, to a message from the Lord, notice of a suit he prefers against all that dwell in this land of yours; a land where loyalty, and tenderness of heart, and knowledge of God is none. (Hosea 4, 1)

• Wanton though Israel be, at least let Juda shun the wrong; not for them the way that leads to Galgal, Bethaven’s pilgrimage, or the oath taken by the living God …✻ (Hosea 4, 15)

• Return to the Lord? Not for such hearts the message; lust for strange worship is there, and of the Lord they reck nothing. (Hosea 5, 4)

• Not for such reapers harvest and vintage; the wanton must go without her wine; (Hosea 9, 2)

• And they are busy yet over their sinning; melt down silver of theirs to fashion models of yonder images, craftsman copying craftsman’s design! And of such models they say, The man who would do sacrifice has but to kiss these calves.✻ (Hosea 13, 2)

• None that dwells under the protection of that name but shall come back to me; corn shall be theirs in plenty, and they will grow like one of their own vineyards, famed as the vintage of Lebanon itself. (Hosea 14, 8)

• This message came from the Lord to Joel, the son of Phatuel. (Joel 1, 1)

• That locusts, breed upon breed of them, so ravage yonder country-side, Swarmer devouring what Spoiler, Ruin-all what Gnaw-all has left?✻ (Joel 1, 4)

• Desolate the land lies, every field forlorn; crops ravaged, the vine thirsty, strengthless the oil. (Joel 1, 10)

• Alas, for husbandman’s labour lost, for vintage-song turned to lament! Alas for harvest perished, (Joel 1, 11)

• Day of gloom and darkness, day of cloud and storm; spread out, like dawn over the hills, this great, this valiant army; never was the like since time began, never shall be, while the ages run their course. (Joel 2, 2)

• Profitless years, when the locust ravaged you, Gnaw-all and Ruin-all and Spoiler, that great army of mine I let loose among you, they shall be made good. (Joel 2, 25)