Löydetty 3833 Tulokset: Red

• It was in the year when Tharthan, at the bidding of king Sargon of Assyria, inva-ded the territory of Azotus, and captured it by assault, (Isaiah 20, 1)

• if heart fails and I grope in darkness, bewildered over her ruin, the Babylon✻ I love? (Isaiah 21, 4)

• Chariots up and down all thy favoured valleys, horsemen halted at thy gate! (Isaiah 22, 7)

• and instead all is mirth and gladness, oxen killed here, rams slaughtered there, meat being eaten and wine drunk; come, let us eat and drink, for to-morrow we die! (Isaiah 22, 13)

• that gathered its revenue from far over-seas; grain of Egypt’s sowing, of the Nile’s ripening, bartered they among the nations. (Isaiah 23, 3)

• Poor Sidon, by false hopes betrayed! A cry comes up from the sea, from her that was guardian of the sea, Not for me a mother’s joys, a mother’s pangs; never a son reared, never a maid brought to womanhood. (Isaiah 23, 4)

• Daughter of ocean,✻ henceforward thy land must be watered with streams; the girdle of strength thou hadst is thine no more. (Isaiah 23, 10)

• Earth drained to its dregs, earth ravaged and ransacked; such decree the Lord has uttered. (Isaiah 24, 3)

• Earth woebegone and withered, a world that withers and grows feeble; how feeble they have grown now, the great ones of the earth! (Isaiah 24, 4)

• cankered it lies by a curse, peopled with guilty men, only a frantic remnant left✻ of its inhabitants. (Isaiah 24, 6)

• Woebegone the vintage, withered now the vine, hearts sighing that once were merry; (Isaiah 24, 7)

• earth must be rent and riven, earth torn and tattered, earth must quiver and quake; (Isaiah 24, 19)