Löydetty 432 Tulokset: Jacob's Story

• Poor remnant of Jacob, among those heathen multitudes lost! Yet lion amid the forest herds, lion’s whelp amid flock of sheep, finds not easier passage, brings not down more inexorably his prey. (Micah 5, 8)

• Thou wilt keep thy promise to Jacob, shew mercy to Abraham, thy promised mercies of long ago. (Micah 7, 20)

• Have you no eyes for the world about you? Look upon it with wonder and awe; in your own days here be strange deeds a-doing, so strange, a man would scarce credit them if they were told in story.✻ (Habakkuk 1, 5)

• Oh, but I have dealt lovingly with you! the Lord says. Would you know, wherein I shewed my love? This tell me; was not Esau brother to Jacob? Yet to Jacob I proved myself a friend, the Lord says, (Malachi 1, 2)

• Doer of such a deed, set he or followed the ill example, shall be lost to the dwelling-place of Jacob, for all his offerings made to the Lord of hosts. (Malachi 2, 12)

• In me, the Eternal, there is no change, and you, sons of Jacob, are a people still. (Malachi 3, 6)

• Abraham was the father of Isaac, Isaac of Jacob, Jacob of Juda and his brethren; (Matthew 1, 2)

• Eliud of Eleazar, Eleazar of Mathan, Mathan of Jacob, (Matthew 1, 15)

• and Jacob was the father of Joseph, the husband of Mary; it was of her that Jesus was born, who is called Christ.✻ (Matthew 1, 16)

• And this I tell you, that there are many who will come from the east and from the west, and will take their places in the kingdom of God with Abraham and Isaac and Jacob, (Matthew 8, 11)

• The swineherds fled to the city, and there told all that had happened and the story of those who had been possessed. (Matthew 8, 33)

• And the story of these doings spread abroad through all the country round.✻ (Matthew 9, 26)