Löydetty 353 Tulokset: Voice In The Wilderness

• There, with his flocks browsing undisturbed, the stranger shall enjoy the rich pastures you left a wilderness. (Isaiah 5, 17)

• For how long, Lord? I asked. And he said, Till the cities are left unpeopled, and the houses untenanted, and the whole land a wilderness. (Isaiah 6, 11)

• Yes, the day of the Lord is coming, pitiless, full of vengeance and bitter retribution, ready to turn earth into a wilderness, ridding it of its sinful brood. (Isaiah 13, 9)

• hailing thee with a single voice, Thou too brought low as ourselves, thou too like us! (Isaiah 14, 10)

• The fields about Hesebon lie deserted; alien chieftains have rooted up the vineyard of Sabama, whose shoots once reached as far as Jazer, strayed through the wilderness;✻ forlorn, now, its tendrils, wandering overseas. (Isaiah 16, 8)

• Plain it rings in my ear, the voice of the Lord of hosts, Never while you live shall this sin of yours be pardoned. (Isaiah 22, 14)

• Look you, the Lord means to make earth a void, a wilderness; twist it out of shape, and scatter its inhabitants far and wide. (Isaiah 24, 1)

• Meanwhile, the city that once was fortified must lie desolate, forsaken, that fair dwelling-place, abandoned, part of the wilderness; cattle will browse and lie down, and crop the tall bushes on it; (Isaiah 27, 10)

• Cower down thou must, and offer parley from the earth where thou liest; from the ruins thy voice will make itself heard, no better than a muttering from the ground, as it were some ghost that moaned there under the earth. (Isaiah 29, 4)

• always hear his voice in thy ear as he warns thee, This is the true path, follow it; no swerving to right or left! (Isaiah 30, 21)

• The Lord will make his dread voice heard, will lay bare his terrible arm, volleying out his anger in flashes of devouring fire, laying all low with his whirlwind, with his hail-stones; (Isaiah 30, 30)

• and Assur will shrink in fear from the Lord’s voice, and will feel his rod. (Isaiah 30, 31)