Löydetty 1124 Tulokset: Blind Father
Little wonder thou shouldst have been crying out to me, since then, calling me father, calling me the loved friend of thy girlhood’s days; (Jeremiah 3, 4)
Must I ever be offering thee sonship, and a land so fair that all the peoples of the world might envy thee its possession? Must I ever be pleading with thee to acknowledge me as thy father, and forsake my guidance no more? (Jeremiah 3, 19)
Ah, reckless people of mine, that would not acknowledge me; blind fools, for mischief so shrewd, in well-doing so untutored!✻ (Jeremiah 4, 22)
This doom the Lord pronounces; I mean so to entangle this people of mine that they shall stumble to their undoing all of them, father and son together, neighbour with neighbour, friend with friend. (Jeremiah 6, 21)
See the children gathering sticks, the father lighting a fire, the mother kneading dough, and all to make cakes for the queen of heaven! See how they offer libation to alien gods, to despite me! (Jeremiah 7, 18)
Even by thy own clansmen, thy own father’s kin, thou art betrayed; these too will join in the hue and cry after thee; never trust soft words of theirs.✻ (Jeremiah 12, 6)
none shall break bread with the mourner, nor give him a draught of wine for his comfort, though father or mother he bewail. (Jeremiah 16, 7)
Cursed be the man who told my father a son had been born to him, and brought gladness, ay, gladness, into his heart! (Jeremiah 20, 15)
Sellum,✻ that followed his father Josias on the throne of Juda, is leaving Jerusalem, the Lord says, and will never come back to it; (Jeremiah 22, 11)
Art thou hoping for a long reign, that thou shouldst challenge comparison with the cedar?✻ Thy father was one that ate and drank at his ease, gave every man his just due, and was content; (Jeremiah 22, 15)
From the north country, from the very ends of earth, I mean to gather them and bring them home; blind men and lame, pregnant women and women brought to bed, so great the muster at their home-coming. (Jeremiah 31, 8)
Weeping they shall come, and I, moved to pity, will bring them to their journey’s end; from mountain stream to mountain stream I will lead them, by a straight road where there is no stumbling; I, Israel, thy father again, and thou, Ephraim, my first-born son. (Jeremiah 31, 9)
