Löydetty 339 Tulokset: Foreign Gods
Foretell you what is yet to be, we shall know you are gods indeed. Then, if you have the power, grant good or ill fortune to mankind; confer we, and pass judgement on it! (Isaiah 41, 23)
I am the Lord, whose name tells of power; I will not let the boast that is mine pass to another, or share my renown with graven gods. (Isaiah 42, 8)
See how they are routed, how they blush and blench, the men who trust in graven images, and say to the idols they have cast, You are gods of ours! (Isaiah 42, 17)
All the makers of false gods must needs be disappointed, must go away ashamed and abashed. (Isaiah 45, 16)
I would warn thee from the first, tell thee what was coming before it came; never shouldst thou say this was the work of thy false gods, the will of idols thou didst carve and cast. (Isaiah 48, 5)
Assemble, all you nations, and listen to me; tell me which of your gods has prophesied it,✻ The Lord, in his great love for Israel,✻ means to subdue Babylon to his will, to bare his arm among the Chaldeans? (Isaiah 48, 14)
See how they lodge in tombs, pass the night in the precincts of strange gods;✻ eat swine’s flesh, and stew themselves broth of forbidden things! (Isaiah 65, 4)
And there I will plead my cause against the men of Juda, charging them with their rebellion in forsaking me; in offering libation to gods not theirs, and worshipping idols of their own making. (Jeremiah 1, 16)
to the Lord’s message: What fault did they find in me, those fathers of yours, that they should keep their distance from me, and court false gods, false as themselves? (Jeremiah 2, 5)
What nation ever changed its gods, though gods indeed they were not? And should my people barter away the glory that dwelt among them, for powers that power have none? (Jeremiah 2, 11)
Nay, never boast that thou art undefiled, to countryside gods hast no recourse; bethink thee of thy traffickings in Ben-Ennom valley, and read there the story of thy doings. Camel never found its way so lightly; (Jeremiah 2, 23)
Reckless of unshod feet, of parching throat, thou criest out despairingly, Return I cannot; to alien gods all my heart is vowed, and I must follow still! (Jeremiah 2, 25)
