Löydetty 93 Tulokset: Plague Of Locusts
but as for horse and mule, camel and ass, and all the cattle in yonder camp, these will have perished by the same plague as their masters. (Zechariah 14, 15)
What then of Egypt’s folk, that rain have none? What if they refuse to go on pilgrimage? Why, for their neglecting of this feast, the same plague shall fall on them which the Lord sent on the heathen armies aforesaid.✻ (Zechariah 14, 18)
And he, John, wore a garment of camel’s hair, and a leather girdle about his loins, and locusts and wild honey were his food. (Matthew 3, 4)
John was clothed with a garment of camel’s hair, and had a leather girdle about his loins, and he ate locusts and wild honey. (Mark 1, 6)
So I looked, and saw there a cream-white horse; its rider was called Death, and Hell went at his bridle-rein; he was allowed to have his way with all the four quarters of the world, killing men by the sword, by famine, by plague, and through wild beasts that roam the earth. (Revelation 6, 8)
And out of the smoke a swarm of locusts spread over the world, endowed with such power for mischief as scorpions have on earth; (Revelation 9, 3)
The semblance of these locusts was that of horses caparisoned for war; on their heads they wore a kind of circlet that shone like gold, and their faces were like human faces; (Revelation 9, 7)
These two have it in their power to shut the doors of heaven, and let no rain fall during the days of their ministry; they can turn the waters into blood, and smite the earth with any other plague, whenever they will.✻ (Revelation 11, 6)
And hailstones as big as a talent-weight fell upon mankind out of heaven, till men cursed God for his plague of hail, so great it was, and so grievous. (Revelation 16, 21)
