Löydetty 2570 Tulokset: Power In Israel
Hitherto, the Lord says, nothing could I win from Israel but a false jade’s contempt. (Jeremiah 3, 20)
Now, from yonder hill-passes, another cry is heard; a cry of mourning and lament from the sons of Israel, over the wrong path they have chosen in forgetting the Lord their God. (Jeremiah 3, 21)
The many gods of hill-side and mountain-side have played us false; we know it now; we know now that Israel must look to the Lord our God for deliverance. (Jeremiah 3, 23)
Do but retrace thy steps, Israel, and return to me, do but cast away the abominations that offend my sight, and in that mind persist; (Jeremiah 4, 1)
Obstinately they have defied me, the Lord says, Israel and Juda both; (Jeremiah 5, 11)
A nation from far away I am summoning, even now, Israel, to the attack; a warlike nation, of ancient lineage, whose very tongue shall be strange to thee, no word of it well understood; (Jeremiah 5, 15)
To Israel’s race proclaim it, for all Juda to hear, (Jeremiah 5, 20)
Never was cage so full of birds, as their homes of wealth ill gotten; men of power and riches, (Jeremiah 5, 27)
Israel, says the Lord of hosts, is a vineyard for the gleaning; no cluster shall be left; back with thee, vintager, to the baskets! (Jeremiah 6, 9)
Shamed they needs must be, that did so detestably; shamed, but never ashamed, for indeed they have lost the power to blush;✻ theirs to fall amid the common ruin, crushed to earth, the Lord says, when I call all to account. (Jeremiah 6, 15)
Thus says the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel, Amend your lives and your likings, if you would have me dwell here among you. (Jeremiah 7, 3)
Go and visit that sanctuary of mine at Silo, where of old my power rested; look well, what havoc I have made of it, to punish the misdeeds of Israel, that was my people too. (Jeremiah 7, 12)
