Löydetty 1009 Tulokset: Holy Days
Is it nothing to thee, enemies of thy holy people should have the mastery, trample thy sanctuary down? (Isaiah 63, 18)
Fared we worse in old days, before ever we called thee King, ever took thy holy name for our watchword? (Isaiah 63, 19)
By the God of truth shall be the blessing men invoke, By the God of truth shall be the oath men take, in this land of mine henceforward.✻ Forgotten, the sorrows of past days, hidden away from my eyes. (Isaiah 65, 16)
What, should maid forget her jewels, bride her stomacher? And my own people, all these long days, has forgotten me! (Jeremiah 2, 32)
Little wonder thou shouldst have been crying out to me, since then, calling me father, calling me the loved friend of thy girlhood’s days; (Jeremiah 3, 4)
It was in the days of king Josias the Lord said to me: Israel’s apostasy thou hast seen, how she ever betook herself to the nearest high hill or leafy wood, to play the wanton there; (Jeremiah 3, 6)
Ever since the days of our youth all the hopes our fathers had, of flock and herd, of son and daughter, are lost; the worship of shame has cheated us.✻ (Jeremiah 3, 24)
Many days afterwards, the Lord sent me on my travels again to the Euphrates, to recover the girdle hidden there at his command; (Jeremiah 13, 6)
Why dost thou hang back like a man irresolute, a warrior that has forgotten his strength? Lord, thy dwelling-place is among us; thy holy name we bear; wilt thou abandon us? (Jeremiah 14, 9)
And you, the Lord says, will you obey? Rid these gateways of their sabbath burdens, keep the sabbath holy by resting from work, (Jeremiah 17, 24)
Refuse to keep the sabbath holy, profane it with burdens borne and burdens admitted through the gates, and I will set those gates in a blaze that shall burn down all Jerusalem ere you can quench it. (Jeremiah 17, 27)
Be this, then, thy message from the Lord to Juda’s folk, to the citizens of Jerusalem: Ill days I have in store for you; all my plans are laid; time that each one of you should return from the false path, shape aims and thoughts anew. (Jeremiah 18, 11)
