Löydetty 593 Tulokset: Thine
So parted they were, and when the first was summoned, thus Daniel greeted him: Grown so old in years, and years ill spent! Now, that past sinning of thine has found thee out, (Daniel 13, 52)
Nay, let us have no recriminations between man and man; so should this people of thine fall to railing at their priests! (Hosea 4, 4)
as, through thy fault, this people of mine perishes for want of knowledge. Knowledge wouldst thou spurn, and shall not I spurn thy priesthood; my law wouldst thou forget, and shall race of thine be spared oblivion? (Hosea 4, 6)
What wonder I should send prophets first, to shape men to my will if they could, and then utter my sentence of ruin? Believe me, this doom of thine shall be clear as daylight. (Hosea 6, 5)
Cast calf, Samaria, is yonder calf of thine; for this burning affront, it shall be long ere thou canst find acquittal. (Hosea 8, 5)
prophet of thine, watchman of thine, Ephraim, is a snare at every turn, luring thee to thy ruin, and at God’s decree; he stands there in God’s house, a plague to thee. (Hosea 9, 8)
What help, Lord, but thine? Parched are the upland meadows, every tree scorched in the forest; (Joel 1, 19)
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)
What wonder if hopes of thine come to nothing, name of thine perish eternally, that didst assail thy own brother, with murderous wrong? (Obadiah 1, 10)
What, look on idly, when fortune turns against that brother of thine; nay, triumph over Juda’s fall, boast of his calamity? (Obadiah 1, 12)
Here in the depths of the sea’s heart thou wouldst cast me away, with the flood all about me, eddy of thine, wave of thine, sweeping over me, (Jonah 2, 4)
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)
