Löydetty 2204 Tulokset: End
What did Israel then? Defied my anger, disobeyed my law, life-giving commandments cast away, left my sabbath all unhonoured. Should I give vent to my anger, and make an end of them, there in the desert? (Ezekiel 20, 13)
And this be thy message to the land of Israel: Have at thee! the Lord God says; here is my sword unsheathed to make an end of thy inhabitants, innocent souls and guilty. (Ezekiel 21, 3)
And now, son of man, draw a picture. A picture of two roads, both leading from a common point, by which the sword of the Chaldaean king may travel. Here he is, planning his course at the sign-post, where two roads meet, a city at the end of either. (Ezekiel 21, 19)
Confront them with their foul misdeeds, and give them this message from the Lord God: Here is a city that hastens her own end with open bloodshed, soils herself with idols to her own undoing. (Ezekiel 22, 3)
Far will I banish thee, widely scatter thee, and bring the tale of thy shame to an end; (Ezekiel 22, 15)
that went to Egypt and played the wanton there, so wanton and so young! There those breasts surrendered to the attack, virginity was ravished. (Ezekiel 23, 3)
And with that, her eye fell a-doting on them, and she must send them a message all the way to Chaldaea. (Ezekiel 23, 16)
Alas, Oöliba, are they remembered still, the passions of thy youth, far away in Egypt, when those breasts surrendered to the attack, that virginity was ravished? (Ezekiel 23, 21)
men of Arvad ringed the battlements, thy defenders, and the Gammadim,✻ too, were mounted on thy towers, on thy walls hung their quivers; lacked nothing for thy adornment. (Ezekiel 27, 11)
This too: At the end of forty years I will bring the Egyptians back from their countries of exile, (Ezekiel 29, 13)
This too: I mean to make an end of Egypt’s prosperity, through king Nabuchodonosor of Babylon; (Ezekiel 30, 10)
A lonely desert this land shall be, all its proud boast at an end; the hill-country of Israel shall lie desolate, untrodden by wayfarers; (Ezekiel 33, 28)
