Löydetty 116 Tulokset: Guilty
Leave rebel his ill-doing, sinner his guilty thoughts, and come back to the Lord, sure of his mercy, our God, so rich in pardon. (Isaiah 55, 7)
There is blood on thy hands, the blood of friendless folk and innocent. It is not thieves I have found, but men guilty of such crimes as these.✻ (Jeremiah 2, 34)
Cut off, Jerusalem,✻ those locks of thine, and cast them away from thee; loud let the hills echo with thy lament; on a guilty age, the Lord has pronounced sentence of banishment and rejection. (Jeremiah 7, 29)
And the living shall envy the dead; so poor a home shall be left, the Lord of hosts says, to the remnant of a guilty race, in the far lands to which I have banished them. (Jeremiah 8, 3)
They have gone back to the old guilty ways of their rebellious fathers; they in their turn have betaken themselves to the worship of alien gods; my immemorial covenant with Israel and Juda is void; they have rescinded it! (Jeremiah 11, 10)
Faithless Juda! Heavier punishment she must needs undergo than guilty Sodom, that perished all in a moment, and never a blow struck. (Lamentations 4, 6)
alas! here is property alienated for ever, though buyer and seller count among the living yet. The vision is for the whole throng of citizens; there is no reversing it; never a man of that guilty race shall survive.✻ (Ezekiel 7, 13)
both alike shall be held guilty, the prophet and his dupe; (Ezekiel 14, 10)
As I am a living God, the Lord says, never were Sodom and her daughters guilty as thou and thine. (Ezekiel 16, 48)
Nor was Samaria in her turn half so guilty as thou. It remained for thee to outvie thy sisters in crime, till thy more abominable doings put them in countenance. (Ezekiel 16, 51)
What, is not every soul at my disposal, father and son alike? It is the guilty soul that must die. (Ezekiel 18, 4)
It is the guilty soul that must die; not for the son the father’s punishment, not for the father the son’s; good shall befall the good, evil the evil. (Ezekiel 18, 20)
