Löydetty 1054 Tulokset: Great Commission
And now one of the angels that bear the seven cups came and spoke to me. Come with me, he said, and I will shew thee how judgement is pronounced on the great harlot, that sits by the meeting-place of many rivers. (Revelation 17, 1)
There was a title written over her forehead, The mystic Babylon, great mother-city of all harlots, and all that is abominable on earth. (Revelation 17, 5)
I saw this woman drunk with the blood of saints, the blood of those who bore witness to Jesus; and I was filled with great wonder at the sight. (Revelation 17, 6)
And as for the woman of thy vision, she is that great city that bears rule over the rulers of the earth. (Revelation 17, 18)
After this I saw another angel, entrusted with great power, come down from heaven; earth shone with the glory of his presence. (Revelation 18, 1)
And he cried aloud, Babylon, great Babylon is fallen; she has become the abode of devils, the stronghold of all unclean spirits, the eyrie of all birds that are unclean and hateful to man. (Revelation 18, 2)
Standing at a distance, for fear of sharing her punishment, they will cry out, Alas, Babylon the great, alas, Babylon the strong, in one brief hour judgement has come upon thee! (Revelation 18, 10)
Alas, they will say, alas for the great city, that went clad in lawn and purple and scarlet, all hung about with gold and jewels and pearls; (Revelation 18, 16)
crying out, as they saw the smoke rise where she was burning, What city can compare with this great city? (Revelation 18, 18)
They poured dust on their heads, and cried aloud, weeping and mourning, Alas, alas for the great city, whose magnificence brought wealth to all that had ships at sea; in one brief hour she is laid waste. (Revelation 18, 19)
And now an angel, of sovereign strength, lifted up a stone like a great mill-stone and cast it into the sea, crying out, So, with one crash of ruin, will Babylon fall, the great city, and there will be no trace of her any more. (Revelation 18, 21)
never again the light of lamps shining, never again the voice of bridegroom and of bride. Once the great men of the earth were thy purveyors; once thy sorceries bewitched the world. (Revelation 18, 23)
