Löydetty 752 Tulokset: Ami
A signal raised amid the shadow of the mountain, voices lifted, and a waving of hands; all is ready for the captains to march in through the city gates. (Isaiah 13, 2)
Here, then, shall be food for the very poorest; beggar man shall lie down in safety; thee I will destroy with famine root and branch, slay all the remnant that is left in thee. (Isaiah 14, 30)
First calamity, then healing; when they come back to the Lord, he will relent and restore. (Isaiah 19, 22)
In these times a new Topheth✻ has been made ready; this, too, made ready by a king. It is deep and wide, fed with flaming brands in abundance; and the breath of the Lord comes down like a stream of brimstone, to kindle it. (Isaiah 30, 33)
This familiar world✻ taken away from me, folded up like a shepherd’s tent, my life cut short like the weaver’s thread! And he had cut me off while the web was still in the making; before the day reached its evening, he would make an end of me. (Isaiah 38, 12)
and I will lead men blindfold by unfamiliar ways, guide their steps by paths unknown to them; I will make the darkness light, and the winding ways straight for them. Such was my promise to them, and were they disappointed of it? (Isaiah 42, 16)
Pass through water, and I will be with thee, so that the flood shall not drown thee; walk amid the flames, and thou shalt not be burnt, the fire shall have no power to catch thee. (Isaiah 43, 2)
A message to you from that same Lord, who could once lead you through the sea, make a passage for you through the foaming waters; (Isaiah 43, 16)
I, the fashioner of darkness, the creator of light, I, the maker of peace, the author of calamity. I, the Lord, am the doer of all this. (Isaiah 45, 7)
These two things shall fall on thee suddenly in a single day, childlessness and widowhood; fall upon thee in full measure, so blind amid all thy sorceries, through the crass folly of thy wizards so blind. (Isaiah 47, 9)
Who is to mourn for thee, the sport of a double calamity, by want and war dismantled and unmanned? Who is here to console thee? (Isaiah 51, 19)
Lord, wilt thou have patience still? Wilt thou keep silent still, and overwhelm us with calamity? (Isaiah 64, 12)
