Löydetty 2845 Tulokset: Thee
No longer we will find refuge in Assyrian help, mount our men on horses from Egypt;✻ no longer will we give the name of gods to the things our own hands have made; thou art the friend of the friendless who trust in thee. (Hosea 14, 4)
Alas, my country, how valiant an enemy is this, in number past all counting, that comes to invade thee; lion nor lion’s whelp has teeth can grind so pitilessly. (Joel 1, 6)
to thee even the wild beasts make their dumb appeal, from dry river-beds, from upland pastures laid bare. (Joel 1, 20)
Now I have worse, Israel, in store for thee;✻ when that worse comes, prepare thou must, Israel, to meet thy God. (Amos 4, 12)
Hereupon, a message came to Jeroboam, king of Israel, from Amasias that was priest at Bethel. Here is Amos, said he, raising revolt against thee in the realm of Israel; there is no room in all the land for such talk as his; (Amos 7, 10)
And this was his counsel to Amos, Sir prophet, get thee gone; in Juda take refuge if thou wilt, and there earn thy living by prophecy. (Amos 7, 12)
He has a message for thee: Thou wilt have no prophesying against Israel, no word dropped against Bethaven? (Amos 7, 16)
Here, then, is the divine doom pronounced on thee: Wife of thine, here in the city streets, shall be dishonoured; sons and daughters of thine shall die at the sword’s point; lands of thine shall feel the measuring-rope. And for thyself, on unhallowed soil death awaits thee, when Israel is banished, as banished it needs must be, from the land of its birth. (Amos 7, 17)
Sorry the lot I have given thee among the peoples of the world, no better than a thing of contempt; (Obadiah 1, 2)
yet, dwelling where thou dost in the clefts of the rocks, thou art puffed up with pride; high thou hast built thy throne, and thinkest there is none can drag thee down to earth. (Obadiah 1, 3)
Build thy eyrie high as the eagle, nest, if thou wilt, among the stars, I will yet drag thee down thence, the Lord says. (Obadiah 1, 4)
Strange, the silence that has fallen upon Edom! Thieves were they, midnight robbers, that had assailed thee, at least they had been content to carry off what they had need of; some gleanings at least those vintagers would have left thee! (Obadiah 1, 5)
