Löydetty 347 Tulokset: Royal Family
And after him a man little thought of; royal investiture he has none, yet see how stealthy his approach, what shifts he uses to win a throne!✻ (Daniel 11, 21)
men that feed on thy royal bounty are thy own undoing, and with great slaughter that army of thine is overborne. (Daniel 11, 26)
See where he sets up his royal pavilion✻ betwixt sea and sea on yonder noble hill, yonder sacred hill; reaches its very summit, and none brings aid!✻ (Daniel 11, 45)
So out they went, and the king set on Bel’s viands with his own hand; and what did Daniel? He would have his servants bring ashes, and scatter them all over the temple floor, there in the king’s presence. Which done, all withdrew, leaving the door locked, and the royal seal upon it. (Daniel 14, 13)
let me but have the royal warrant, and I will make an end of it, and neither sword nor club to help me. So the king gave his warrant, (Daniel 14, 25)
Angry men were the folk of Babylon when they heard of these doings, and they made their way into the royal presence, crying out, Here is the king himself turned Jew! Here is Bel overthrown, and the dragon slain, and our priests massacred! (Daniel 14, 27)
Marriage-dower this daughter of thine, Moreseth-gath, shall cost thee; here is Achsib, too, for the royal policy how rude a set-back! (Micah 1, 14)
Break into song, fair Sion, all Israel cry aloud; here is joy and triumph, Jerusalem, for thy royal heart. (Zephaniah 3, 14)
royal thrones shall be overturned, and the power of Gentile kingdoms brought to nothing; overthrown they lie, chariot and charioteer, down come horse and rider, friend turning his sword against friend; (Haggai 2, 23)
When that day comes, the men of Jerusalem shall have the Lord for their stay; the lowest fallen among them shall seem royal as David’s self, and David’s clansmen a race divine, as though an angel of the Lord marched at their head. (Zechariah 12, 8)
So you shall learn your lesson; my law I gave you, says the Lord of hosts, in token of my covenant with Levi’s family. (Malachi 2, 4)
In the days when Herod was king of Judaea, there was a priest called Zachary, of Abia’s turn of office,✻ who had married a wife of Aaron’s family, by name Elizabeth; (Luke 1, 5)
