Löydetty 505 Tulokset: Sheep And Cattle Of Abraham
camels lodged in Rabbath, and all Ammon a pasture-land of sheep! Thus you shall know what power is mine. (Ezekiel 25, 5)
Son of man, what are they saying, the folk that now inhabit yonder ruins of Israel? Enough of us, they say, to be the true heirs of this land! Abraham was granted possession of it when he was all alone.✻ (Ezekiel 33, 24)
the milk drank, the wool wore, the fat lambs slaughtered, but pastured these sheep of mine never at all! (Ezekiel 34, 3)
The wasted frame went unnourished, the sick unhealed; nor bound they the broken limb, nor brought strayed sheep home, nor lost sheep found; force and constraint were all the governance they knew. (Ezekiel 34, 4)
So my sheep fell a-wandering, that shepherd had none; every wild beast fell a-preying on them, and they scattered far and wide. (Ezekiel 34, 5)
As I am a living God, I will have a reckoning for sheep of mine carried off, sheep of mine the wild beasts have preyed on, while they went all untended, with shepherds that would not go in search of them, shepherds that no flock would feed, but themselves only. (Ezekiel 34, 8)
As a shepherd, when he finds his flock scattered all about him, goes looking for his sheep, so will I go looking for these sheep of mine, rescue them from all the nooks into which they have strayed when the dark mist fell upon them. (Ezekiel 34, 12)
The lost sheep I will find, the strayed sheep I will bring home again; bind up the broken limb, nourish the wasted frame, keep the well-fed and the sturdy free from harm;✻ they shall have a true shepherd at last. (Ezekiel 34, 16)
None but trampled fields must my sheep graze, none but fouled waters drink? (Ezekiel 34, 19)
Think of Abraham that was thy friend, of thy servant Isaac, of Jacob whom thou didst set apart for thyself; (Daniel 3, 35)
driven from the haunts of men, with beasts dwell thou, grass like the cattle eat thou, till seven seasons have passed thee by, and learned thou hast that the most High is overlord of all human kingship, to grant it where he will. (Daniel 4, 29)
A great idol there was, that the men of Babylon worshipped; Bel was the name of it, and day by day it must be fed with thirty-two bushels of fine flour, and forty sheep, and of wine thirty-six gallons. (Daniel 14, 2)
