Löydetty 2787 Tulokset: Land Of Israel
my power you shall know, men of Israel, says the Lord God; and that I was your benefactor, not for your deserts, that erred and sinned, but for my own honour’s sake. (Ezekiel 20, 44)
Why then, son of man, towards Jerusalem turn thee, pour out thy complaint sanctuarywards, and let the land of Israel hear thee prophesy. (Ezekiel 21, 2)
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)
Cry aloud, son of man, and bewail thee, that on my people it must fall, and all the princes of Israel that are left; prince and people, doomed to perish by the sword; smite on thy thigh most dolorously. (Ezekiel 21, 12)
And thou, perjured wretch that rulest Israel, thy time has run out; (Ezekiel 21, 25)
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)
No better title now to Israel’s nobility, than to fill those streets with blood! (Ezekiel 22, 6)
Son of man, where the race of Israel shews in the heart of the furnace, nothing I find but dross; all is copper, and tin, and iron, and lead; dross of silver where silver should be. (Ezekiel 22, 18)
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)
