Löydetty 79 Tulokset: Linen Curtains
And sure enough, the man clad in linen stood there with the ink-horn at his side to give account of himself, and reported, I have done thy errand. (Ezekiel 9, 11)
And his word came to the man clad in linen, Make thy way in where the whirring is loudest, beneath the cherubim, take a handful of the coals that lie there among them, and pour these out over the city. So I watched him make his way in; (Ezekiel 10, 2)
There by the wheels stood the man clad in linen, ready to receive the cherub-guarded flame as he was bidden; (Ezekiel 10, 6)
clad thee with embroidery, shod thy feet with leather; of fine linen thy tiring should be, of silk thy wear. (Ezekiel 16, 10)
Of gold and silver thy adorning, of fine linen and silk and embroidery thy apparel, of wheat and honey and oil thy nourishment; matchless beauty, too, was thine, such beauty as brought thee to a throne. (Ezekiel 16, 13)
That thou shouldst use those garments of thine to make curtains for thy hill-shrines, what age can match the villainy of it? (Ezekiel 16, 16)
Of broidered linen from Egypt the sails they spread for thee, awning of blue and purple from the Grecian isles gave thee shade. (Ezekiel 27, 7)
Come they within the inner gate, they shall be all vested in linen; nothing of wool shall clothe them, when they serve me in the intimacy of the inner court; (Ezekiel 44, 17)
mitres of linen on their brows, breeches of linen about their loins, with no such habiting as may bring them out in a sweat. (Ezekiel 44, 18)
I looked up, and saw a man standing there clad all in linen, and his girdle of fine gold. (Daniel 10, 5)
But he, the man clad in linen, stood there yet over the river itself; and when I asked how long these wondrous doings should last, (Daniel 12, 6)
There was a young man there following him, who was wearing only a linen shirt on his bare body; and he, when they laid hold of him, (Mark 14, 51)
