Löydetty 995 Tulokset: Wall Of Jerusalem
Perilous those times shall be, when the hour has come for reversing my sentence against Juda and Jerusalem. (Joel 3, 1)
Citizens of Jerusalem, men of Juda’s breed, would you sell them to Grecian masters, far away from their home? (Joel 3, 6)
Loud as roaring of lion speaks the Lord in thunder from his citadel at Jerusalem, till heaven and earth quake at the sound. To his own people, the sons of Israel, refuge he is and stronghold; (Joel 3, 16)
doubt you shall have none thenceforward that I, the Lord your God, have my dwelling-place at Jerusalem; a holy city Jerusalem shall be, never again shall alien foe breach the walls of her. (Joel 3, 17)
For Juda, for Jerusalem, there shall be peace undisturbed, long as time shall last; (Joel 3, 20)
Loud as roaring of lion, said he, the Lord will speak in thunder from his citadel at Jerusalem; forlorn they lie, yonder pastures the shepherds loved once, the heights of Carmel all shrivelled away. (Amos 1, 2)
fire fall on Juda, to burn down all the strongholds of Jerusalem! (Amos 2, 5)
Speeds he well, that shuns lion and meets bear? Has he joy of his home-coming, that leans hand on wall, and all at once is bitten by a viper? (Amos 5, 19)
But now the Lord shewed me a third vision; a plastered wall, and the Lord himself standing by it with a trowel✻ in his hand, (Amos 7, 7)
Hast thou forgotten the day when thou stoodest aloof, while the enemy disarmed his ranks, while aliens thronged through yonder gates, and parcelled out Jerusalem by lot, thyself making common cause with them? (Obadiah 1, 11)
Warriors of Israel, banished far away, shall hold all the Chanaanite lands, Sarepta their northern frontier; men of Jerusalem, come back from the shores of Bosphorus to claim the cities of the south. (Obadiah 1, 20)
This message came from the Lord to Michaeas the Morasthite, during the reigns of Joathan, Achaz and Ezechias in Juda; this revelation was made to him concerning Samaria and Jerusalem both together. (Micah 1, 1)
