Löydetty 462 Tulokset: Divine Grace
Prophesy, then, son of man, and make known to Gog this divine message: None better ware of it than thou, when my people of Israel is living at peace, free from alarms! (Ezekiel 38, 14)
Prophesy, then, son of man, the doom of Gog; be this the divine message thou givest him: Have at thee, Gog, that hast the lordship of Mosoch and Thubal! (Ezekiel 39, 1)
in which transport, so the divine revelation would have it, I was carried off to the country of Israel. There, I found myself on the top of a very high mountain, that seemed to have a city built on it, sloping away towards the south. (Ezekiel 40, 2)
And the astrologers gave him answer. IN ARAMAIC✻ Long life to the king’s grace! Be pleased to tell us what the dream was, and it shall be interpreted. (Daniel 2, 4)
Nay, said they, never a man on earth could do what the king’s grace asks. Princes and great rulers there have been a many, but none of them yet, from diviner, sage or astrologer, expected so much! (Daniel 2, 10)
here was cruel work committed to him; what moved the king’s grace to be so absolute? And, when Arioch had made all clear to him, (Daniel 2, 15)
And Daniel spoke out in the royal presence, Never wizard or sage, never diviner or prophet, that can give the king’s grace an answer! (Daniel 2, 27)
So much for the dream, and now we that know the secret of it✻ will tell the king’s grace what it means. (Daniel 2, 36)
This is that stone thou sawest none ever quarried, that fell from the mountain-side, bringing clay and iron and bronze and silver and gold to nothing; this was a revelation the king’s grace had from the most high God himself of what must come about; true was thy dream, and this, past doubt, the meaning of it. (Daniel 2, 45)
Sentence from the most High this dream forbodes, and the king’s grace the subject of it. (Daniel 4, 21)
But now all this ado brought the queen-mother down into the banqueting-hall; Long life to the king’s grace! cried she; here is no need for daunted hearts and pale looks! (Daniel 5, 10)
and over these, three viceroys, of whom Daniel was one; governor should be answerable to viceroy, and the king’s grace should not be troubled with such matters. (Daniel 6, 2)
