Löydetty 482 Tulokset: Battle Of Jonathan

• Why, I pleaded my suit with the king’s grace that he would not have me sent back to Jonathan’s house, to die there.✻ (Jeremiah 38, 26)

• they rallied to Godolias at Maspha. Here were Ismahel, son of Nathanias, Johanan and Jonathan, sons of Caree, Sareas, son of Thanehumeth, the sons of Ophi from Netophathi, and Jezonias, son of Maachathi, all with men at their backs. (Jeremiah 40, 8)

• than they mustered all their men to give him battle, and caught up with him at the pool of Gabaon. (Jeremiah 41, 12)

• Buckler, there, and shield; march we to battle! (Jeremiah 46, 3)

• Like river in flood, like foaming torrent marches Egypt to battle, threatening to cover earth with its advance, drown city and citizen. (Jeremiah 46, 8)

• Here is news for Egypt; cry it in Magdalus, wake the echoes of Memphis, in Taphnis tell it abroad! Stand to arms, make ready for battle; thy border countries have fallen a prey to the sword already! (Jeremiah 46, 14)

• What name shall we give to Pharao? Call him, Din of Battle at Last.✻ (Jeremiah 46, 17)

• Hue and cry the Lord has brought to my ears, that even now goes out among the nations, Muster we and march we against her; on to battle! (Jeremiah 49, 14)

• Din of battle sounds through the land, and the crash of ruin; (Jeremiah 50, 22)

• Bow and shield they ply, and their hard hearts pity none; loud their battle-cry as the roaring of the sea. So they ride on, as warriors ride, poor Babylon, thy enemies. (Jeremiah 50, 42)

• Let not a man live to bend bow again, or don breastplate for battle; never a warrior spare, army she must have none left. (Jeremiah 51, 3)

• Up in arms, or met in secret conclave, ever against me they raise the battle-song. (Lamentations 3, 63)