Löydetty 1422 Tulokset: Make Stumble
Display your standard for all the world to see, sound the trumpet far and wide, enrol the nations against her; make tryst with the kings of Ararat, Menni, and Ascenez, and count Taphsar among her enemies; like locusts in bristling array swarm your cavalry. (Jeremiah 51, 27)
Plight all the nations to make war on her, the kings of Media with their chieftains and satraps, all their wide dominion; (Jeremiah 51, 28)
a whole world in turmoil and travail with the stir of the divine resolve to crush Babylon, make Babylon an empty desert. (Jeremiah 51, 29)
Bel, too, the God of Babylon, I will call to account, and make him disgorge his treasures; no more shall pilgrims flock into his temple from distant lands; Babylon’s defences are down. (Jeremiah 51, 44)
we must make our peace with men of Egypt or Assyria, for a belly-full of bread. (Lamentations 5, 6)
Here is money, they said, with which you are to buy victims for burnt-sacrifice, and incense; bloodless offerings✻ too you must make, and amends for fault committed, at the altar of the Lord our God. (Baruch 1, 10)
You shall make your prayer in these words following.The fault was never with him, the Lord our God; ours the blush of shame, as all Juda this day and all the citizens of Jerusalem can witness. (Baruch 1, 15)
And merciful was the promise thou didst make to thy servant Moses, when thou badest him write down thy law for Israel’s acceptance. (Baruch 2, 28)
A fresh covenant I will make with them, that shall last for ever; I their God, and they my people; never again will I banish my people, the sons of Israel, from the land I have made theirs. (Baruch 2, 35)
so powerless are these gods to requite injury or reward service done. Not theirs to make kings or unmake them, (Baruch 6, 33)
Against the king’s power, against the enemy’s attack, they can make no head; who shall reckon them or name them divine? (Baruch 6, 55)
And now, son of man, go and get thee a tile; set it before thee and make marks on it, to represent the city of Jerusalem. (Ezekiel 4, 1)
