Löydetty 956 Tulokset: Land Animals
And this be thy message to the land of Israel: Have at thee! the Lord God says; here is my sword unsheathed to make an end of thy inhabitants, innocent souls and guilty. (Ezekiel 21, 3)
Back to thy sheath with thee, back to thy native soil; there, in the land where thou wast fashioned, I will call thee to account. (Ezekiel 21, 30)
Son of man, tell the land of Juda that it is unclean, and, when my vengeance falls on it, rain it shall have none. (Ezekiel 22, 24)
Who would close the breach, intercede with me to spare the land from ruin? Never a man was found! (Ezekiel 22, 30)
What girdles they had about their loins, these men of Babylon, what gaily-coloured turbans they wore! Sure, they must be princes, all of them, in their own Chaldaean land! (Ezekiel 23, 15)
Rid we the land of its guilt; of such harlotry let all women beware! (Ezekiel 23, 48)
camels lodged in Rabbath, and all Ammon a pasture-land of sheep! Thus you shall know what power is mine. (Ezekiel 25, 5)
When I restore the scattered race of Israel from its exile, the Lord God says, my holiness shall be vindicated for all the world to see. The land I gave to my servant Jacob shall be thenceforward its home; (Ezekiel 28, 25)
Land of Egypt shall be as the desert lands are, cities of Egypt as the ruined cities are, for forty years uninhabited; and the men of Egypt shall be scattered wide as earth among the nations. (Ezekiel 29, 12)
restore them from banishment, and in Phatures, the land of their birth, give them a home once more; there they shall be a kingdom of little account. (Ezekiel 29, 14)
Land of Egypt shall be as the desert lands are, cities of Egypt as the ruined cities are; (Ezekiel 30, 7)
he and his army, in all the world is none fiercer, shall be let loose for the land’s undoing, their swords drawn to fill Egypt with dead. (Ezekiel 30, 11)
