Löydetty 3430 Tulokset: Son
Cry aloud, son of man, and bewail thee, that on my people it must fall, and all the princes of Israel that are left; prince and people, doomed to perish by the sword; smite on thy thigh most dolorously. (Ezekiel 21, 12)
Prophesy, then, son of man; smite hands together and call for a second stroke and a third of the avenging sword; a sword of massacre, that strikes men dumb, (Ezekiel 21, 14)
And now, son of man, draw a picture. A picture of two roads, both leading from a common point, by which the sword of the Chaldaean king may travel. Here he is, planning his course at the sign-post, where two roads meet, a city at the end of either. (Ezekiel 21, 19)
Prophesy, son of man, and give a message from the Lord God to the men of Ammon, in answer to their taunts: Drawn be the sword, cried they,✻ whetted be the sword and bright for its work of slaying! (Ezekiel 21, 28)
neighbour comes lecherously between his neighbour’s sheets, father beds incestuously with his son’s wife, brother mates with sister sprung of the same blood! (Ezekiel 22, 11)
Son of man, where the race of Israel shews in the heart of the furnace, nothing I find but dross; all is copper, and tin, and iron, and lead; dross of silver where silver should be. (Ezekiel 22, 18)
this shall be your furnace, silver and copper and tin and iron and lead, all together; and I will light a fire to smelt you. There my angry vengeance shall imprison you, and I will give you respite for a little, and then melt you down. (Ezekiel 22, 20)
Son of man, tell the land of Juda that it is unclean, and, when my vengeance falls on it, rain it shall have none. (Ezekiel 22, 24)
There were two women once, son of man, daughters of the same mother, (Ezekiel 23, 2)
For their names, the elder was called Oölla, the younger Oöliba; both I espoused, and they bore me sons and daughters. (Samaria and Jerusalem are the true names.) (Ezekiel 23, 4)
How they stripped and dishonoured her, robbed her of sons and daughters both, and then put her to the sword! Never fell such signal punishment upon womankind. (Ezekiel 23, 10)
This other would set no bounds to her lust; her eye fell on some pictured wall, where the men of Chaldaea stood portrayed, all in crimson. (Ezekiel 23, 14)
