Löydetty 2570 Tulokset: Power In Israel
And this be thy message to the land of Israel: Have at thee! the Lord God says; here is my sword unsheathed to make an end of thy inhabitants, innocent souls and guilty. (Ezekiel 21, 3)
Cry aloud, son of man, and bewail thee, that on my people it must fall, and all the princes of Israel that are left; prince and people, doomed to perish by the sword; smite on thy thigh most dolorously. (Ezekiel 21, 12)
And thou, perjured wretch that rulest Israel, thy time has run out; (Ezekiel 21, 25)
No better title now to Israel’s nobility, than to fill those streets with blood! (Ezekiel 22, 6)
so I will claim my rights over thee for all the world to see, and thou shalt learn at last my power. (Ezekiel 22, 16)
Son of man, where the race of Israel shews in the heart of the furnace, nothing I find but dross; all is copper, and tin, and iron, and lead; dross of silver where silver should be. (Ezekiel 22, 18)
Wantonness punished, idolatry’s guilt uncondoned; you shall know the Lord’s power at last. (Ezekiel 23, 49)
giving me a message for the race of Israel: he means to profane his own sanctuary, that proud boast of yours, which you love so, trembling ever for its safety. Sons and daughters of yours, left behind at Jerusalem, will die at the sword’s point. (Ezekiel 24, 21)
In Ezechiel, says the Lord God, read your own doom; when that day comes, you will be at pains to do as he does now; you will have learned what power the Lord God has. (Ezekiel 24, 24)
then, when he utters his message, utter thou thine, dumb no longer. So thou shalt be the presage of their doom, and they shall learn my power at last. (Ezekiel 24, 27)
Give Ammon this message from the Lord God: Joy, joy! was thy cry when my sanctuary was profaned, Israel ravaged, the men of Juda carried off into exile; (Ezekiel 25, 3)
camels lodged in Rabbath, and all Ammon a pasture-land of sheep! Thus you shall know what power is mine. (Ezekiel 25, 5)
