Löydetty 4918 Tulokset: Rom
Here is Nabuchodonosor of Babylon, the Lord says, a king that has kings for his vassals, marching from the north with horse and chariot, with his knights and all his retinue, a great army of men, (Ezekiel 26, 7)
Down from their thrones they shall come, all the lords of the sea-harbours, throw robe aside, broidered coats lay down; wrapped in dismay they sit on the bare ground, at the sudden fall of thee bewildered and amazed. (Ezekiel 26, 16)
And word came to me from the Lord: (Ezekiel 27, 1)
A message from the Lord God to the city that is built by the sea’s gates, and trafficks with many peoples on many shores! Thine was the boast of perfect beauty, (Ezekiel 27, 3)
of fir-wood from Sanir thy outer planks, of Lebanon cedar thy mast, (Ezekiel 27, 5)
oars shaped from Basan oak, thy thwarts of box-wood✻ from the western islands, with marquetry of Indian ivory. (Ezekiel 27, 6)
Of broidered linen from Egypt the sails they spread for thee, awning of blue and purple from the Grecian isles gave thee shade. (Ezekiel 27, 7)
Warriors from Persia, from Lydia, from Africa, fought thy battles, with shield and helmet decked thy walls; (Ezekiel 27, 10)
The sons of Dedan were thy pedlars; riches came to thee from the islands far away; ivory and ebony thou couldst win by barter. (Ezekiel 27, 15)
down come the rowers from their ships, mariner and pilot line the shore. (Ezekiel 27, 29)
And word came to me from the Lord: (Ezekiel 28, 1)
Son of man, give this message from the Lord God to the prince of Tyre: An ill day for thee, when thy proud heart told thee thou wast a god, enthroned god-fashion in the heart of the sea! Mortal man, thou hast played the god in thy own thoughts. (Ezekiel 28, 2)
