Löydetty 1607 Tulokset: Jesus Turns Water Into Wine
A riddle, a parable, for the rebellious brood! Tell them the Lord God this bidding gave thee: Set a pot on the fire, but filling it first with water; (Ezekiel 24, 3)
Empty of water it must be set on the coals, till it is red-hot, and copper melts away, and the stain on it is burnt out, and it is rusty no more! (Ezekiel 24, 11)
Water nourished it, water came up from the depth beneath to sustain it, washed about its roots and parted into runnels to feed the trees around. (Ezekiel 31, 4)
So fair it was, so tall and spreading, there by the brimming water’s side, (Ezekiel 31, 7)
Death for the upright that is upright no more, and turns ill-doer; (Ezekiel 33, 18)
As for wine, a priest may not drink it when he is soon to enter the sanctuary. (Ezekiel 44, 21)
And last, he took me to the door of the temple itself, and shewed me where a stream of water flowed eastwards from beneath the threshold of it. Eastward the temple looked, and eastward these waters flowed, somewhat to the temple’s right, so as to pass by the southern side of the altar. (Ezekiel 47, 1)
Through the northern gate he led me, and round the walk that passed the outer gate, taking the eastern sun; and here, to the right of the gate, the water gushed out. (Ezekiel 47, 2)
For three years they should have daily allowance of the king’s meat and wine; then he would send for them. (Daniel 1, 5)
Daniel had resolved, neither meat nor wine from the royal table should sully his lips; and for this abstinence he hoped to get leave from the head chamberlain; (Daniel 1, 8)
Sir, said he, be pleased to put us on our trial. For ten days, give us nothing but pulse to eat, water to drink, (Daniel 1, 12)
After that, Malasar had their allowance of meat and wine, and they pulse. (Daniel 1, 16)
