Löydetty 62 Tulokset: Public Outcry
there she stands, on some high vantage-point by the public way, where the roads meet, (Proverbs 8, 2)
A wise man’s whisper carries further than great outcry from a king of fools. (Ecclesiastes 9, 17)
Hurt never the public weal; no need to embroil thyself with thy own neighbours. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 7)
Too soon, Philistia, thou wouldst make public holiday over the breaking of the rod that smote thee. The serpent has gone, but he has left a basilisk stock behind him; a race that can catch birds on the wing. (Isaiah 14, 29)
What happened in times past, I had foretold long before; warning was uttered, and in the public ear; then, suddenly, I would set to work, and the prophecy was fulfilled. (Isaiah 48, 3)
To the nations, then, I proclaim it; let my doom be pronounced in the public ear; (Jeremiah 6, 18)
Before these, and before the general assembly, priest and prophet called for the death penalty; here was a man who had foretold, in the public hearing, calamity for Jerusalem. (Jeremiah 26, 11)
To these Michaeas repeated all he had heard Baruch read out from the scroll in public; (Jeremiah 36, 13)
carrying those goods of thine with thee, as if ready for a journey. Then, at nightfall, take thy leave in public, as if thou wert going into exile. (Ezekiel 12, 4)
Never a cross-roads, never a street, but thou hast set up some brothel for public resort; no harlot thou, to bargain over a hateful trade. (Ezekiel 16, 31)
And therewithal I would have thee groan, as men groan that have an aching in the loins, very piteously in the public view; (Ezekiel 21, 6)
Weary was I too, as once of her sister; the open harlotry, the public shame! (Ezekiel 23, 18)
