Löydetty 4310 Tulokset: Men

• Sounds trumpet in the streets, men do well to be afraid; if peril is afoot in the city, doubt not it is of the Lord’s sending. (Amos 3, 6)

• Raise a cry from the house-tops, there in Azotus, there in Egypt’s land: To the hills about Samaria betake you, and look deep into the heart of her, what turbulent doings are there, what wrongs men suffer! (Amos 3, 9)

• bread, leavened bread, for thank-offering, gifts of devotion publicly proclaimed!✻ Have your will, men of Israel, says the Lord God, have your will. (Amos 4, 5)

• What would you? Never a city left but men’s teeth were idle, never a village but bread lacked there, and you would not come back to me, the Lord says. (Amos 4, 6)

• Please you then listen to the dirge I raise for you, men of Israel: Fallen she is, never to rise again, (Amos 5, 1)

• Your often misdoing, your heinous guilt, never think I am blind to it; innocence hated, the bribe taken, the poor refused their rights at the judgement-seat! (Amos 5, 12)

• Shun wrong, cherish the right, justice enthrone at your judgement-seat; then there is hope that the Lord, the God of hosts, will have mercy on some remnant of Joseph’s line. (Amos 5, 15)

• What, men of Israel, did you spend forty years in the desert, ever for me your burnt-sacrifice, ever for me your offerings; (Amos 5, 25)

• All their drinking is from the bowl, all their ointment of the best, and what care they for Joseph’s ruin? (Amos 6, 6)

• Be there ten men left alive in a house, death shall take toll of them …✻ … (Amos 6, 9)

• Strange, if yonder mountain-crags men should climb on horseback, or plough with oxen!✻ Stranger still, that people of mine should poison the springs of right and justice, all wormwood now! (Amos 6, 13)

• Trust me, men of Israel, the Lord God of hosts says, I mean to embroil you with such an enemy as shall crush the life out of you, from Emath pass to the brook that bounds the desert. (Amos 6, 15)