Löydetty 603 Tulokset: Arc
Kept I but true to the search for her, I found and recognized her still. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 27)
Would you grudge free expense of silver in the search for wisdom, that shall make you ample returns in gold? (Ecclesiasticus 51, 36)
It is this inconsiderateness that has made my people homeless exiles, their nobles starving, and common folk parched with thirst; (Isaiah 5, 13)
as good as kings, every one of them? What difference between Charcamis and Calano, between Arphad and Emath, between Damascus and Samaria? (Isaiah 10, 9)
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)
Waters of the sea shall ebb, river waters be parched and dried up, (Isaiah 19, 5)
of all the brave archers that were Cedar’s sons, only a dwindling remnant shall be left; the Lord, the God of Israel has decreed it. (Isaiah 21, 17)
to archer, to chariot, to horseman, Elam sends out her challenge, bids shield come down from its place on the wall. (Isaiah 22, 6)
Uproar of the invader stilled, as it were the breathless summer of a parched land; oppression withered up from the roots, like haze of burning heat!✻ (Isaiah 25, 5)
for them no marching orders, no prescribed path; he, the Holy One of Israel, must be kept far from their view. (Isaiah 30, 11)
to them men look, as for shelter against the wind, cover in a storm; for running streams in drought, shade of towering rock in a parched land. (Isaiah 32, 2)
It was in the fourteenth year of Ezechias’ reign that Sennacherib, king of Assyria, marched on the fortified cities of Juda, and took them.✻ (Isaiah 36, 1)
