Löydetty 1707 Tulokset: Vin

• Not for such reapers harvest and vintage; the wanton must go without her wine; (Hosea 9, 2)

• A spreading vine is yonder vine of Israel, and fruit of him matches leaf. Rich, fertile soil; alas, how rich in altars, in sacred trees how fertile! (Hosea 10, 1)

• None that dwells under the protection of that name but shall come back to me; corn shall be theirs in plenty, and they will grow like one of their own vineyards, famed as the vintage of Lebanon itself. (Hosea 14, 8)

• Spoiled thy vineyards lie, stripped of the very bark thy fig-trees; bare and blanched and ruinous every bough. (Joel 1, 7)

• Desolate the land lies, every field forlorn; crops ravaged, the vine thirsty, strengthless the oil. (Joel 1, 10)

• Alas, for husbandman’s labour lost, for vintage-song turned to lament! Alas for harvest perished, (Joel 1, 11)

• for vineyard withered, and drooping fig-tree! Pomegranate, and palm, and apple, no tree in the wood but fades there; what wonder? Has not joy faded in human hearts? (Joel 1, 12)

• Bravely they hasten to the attack, warrior-like scale the wall; unswerving they press on, (Joel 2, 7)

• Fear no more, beasts that roam the country-side; grass grows on the upland meadows! There is fruit on the trees again; vine nor fig-tree ever bore so lustily. (Joel 2, 22)

• See if I do not summon them back from exile that was of your contriving, and, for that service done, pay you in your own coin; (Joel 3, 7)

• The sickle, there! Harvest is ripe already. Down to the vineyard with you! Are not the vats full, the presses overflowing? Has it not come to a head, the measure of their wickedness? (Joel 3, 13)

• Thronging, thronging they come, in yonder valley to try their destiny, appointed trysting-place of a divine audit; (Joel 3, 14)