Löydetty 1040 Tulokset: Great Tribulation
Here is a people marching from the north country, the Lord says, a great nation from the world’s end. (Jeremiah 6, 22)
No, Lord, thou hast no rival; so great thou art, so great is the sovereignty of thy name. (Jeremiah 10, 6)
This time, the Lord says, I mean to hurl them far away, the dwellers in this land, and great distress shall be theirs, that they may be found …✻ (Jeremiah 10, 18)
A sound comes to me that brings tidings with it, a great stir from the north country; all Juda is to become a desert, a lair for serpents✻ now. (Jeremiah 10, 22)
and this was his message: Not less the great pride of Juda, the great pride of Jerusalem, must perish. (Jeremiah 13, 9)
This too thou shalt say to them …✻ … Weep, eyes, day and night, never resting, at the great hurt, the grievous wound she suffers, my people, inviolable till now! (Jeremiah 14, 17)
When thy words were found,✻ how greedily I devoured them! Great joy and content those words gave to my heart, heart of a prophet that bears thy name. (Jeremiah 15, 16)
smiting the inhabitants of this city with a great pestilence that shall slay both man and beast. (Jeremiah 21, 6)
Nations a many shall pass by those ruins; and when a man asks his neighbour what it meant, that the Lord should deal so hardly with a great city like this, (Jeremiah 22, 8)
Great nations, proud kings, have held Israel enslaved; now for their own lives, their own deeds, they too must make amends.✻ (Jeremiah 25, 14)
From nation to nation, says the Lord of hosts, calamity will spread, like a great whirlwind sprung up from the corners of the earth, (Jeremiah 25, 32)
Did Ezechias king of Juda, or his subjects, thereupon put him to death? Nay, they feared the Lord too well for that; went about to appease his anger, so that he spared them the punishment he had threatened. It were pity of our lives, did we so great a wrong! (Jeremiah 26, 19)
