Löydetty 662 Tulokset: Temple Offerings

• Then proclaim a fast, assemble the folk together, ruler and commoner alike summon to the temple, and there for the Lord’s help cry lustily. (Joel 1, 14)

• Here in our sight, here in the temple of our God, the festal cheer abolished, all the contentment, all the rejoicing! (Joel 1, 16)

• Drip now with sweet wine the mountain-slopes, bathed in milk the upland pastures; never a stream in all Juda but flows full and strong. What fountain is this that comes out from the Lord’s temple, and waters the dry valley of Setim? (Joel 3, 18)

• Burnt-sacrifice still? Bloodless offerings still? Nay, I will have none of them; fat be the victims you slay in welcome, I care not. (Amos 5, 22)

• What, men of Israel, did you spend forty years in the desert, ever for me your burnt-sacrifice, ever for me your offerings; (Amos 5, 25)

• Day of doom! How shriek the hinges of yonder temple gates; then, what massacre! Everywhere deep silence falls.✻ (Amos 8, 3)

• till it seemed as if I were shut out from thy regard: yet life thou grantest me; I shall gaze on thy holy temple✻ once again. (Jonah 2, 5)

• Daunted this heart, yet still of the Lord I would bethink me; prayer of mine should reach him, far away in his holy temple! (Jonah 2, 8)

• Trust me, for such guilt as yours I will turn mount Sion into plough-lands; standing heaps of stones that were once Jerusalem, and brushwood of the high forest growing over the Temple hill. (Micah 3, 12)

• The Temple hill!✻ One day it shall stand there, highest of all the mountain-heights, overtopping the peaks of them, and the nations will flock there together. (Micah 4, 1)

• For thee, this doom the Lord has; race shall never spring from thee to bear thy name, nor in the temple of thy god any images be left, cast or carven; and I will write it on thy tomb-stone, thou wast nothing worth.✻ (Nahum 1, 14)

• Open, now, stands the water-gate, crumbles yonder temple into dust. (Nahum 2, 6)