Löydetty 1895 Tulokset: War
another carries sword or axe, yet from alarm of war or of robbers cannot defend itself; be sure, then, gods they are not. (Baruch 6, 14)
so powerless are these gods to requite injury or reward service done. Not theirs to make kings or unmake them, (Baruch 6, 33)
Come war, come peril, the priest thinks only of hiding himself and his gods both; (Baruch 6, 48)
gods who shall think them, that from war and peril their own selves cannot deliver? (Baruch 6, 49)
On each of the four sides, human arms shewed beneath the wings; faces and wings looked outwards four ways.✻ (Ezekiel 1, 8)
Wings of each were held touching wings of other; and when they moved, they did not turn round, but each kept an onward course. (Ezekiel 1, 9)
Each of them marched straight forward, following the movement of a divine impulse, never swerving as he marched. (Ezekiel 1, 12)
Onward the wheels moved, when the living figures moved onward, at their side; rose above the earth when the living figures rose above it. (Ezekiel 1, 19)
under this vault each held two wings erect to meet his neighbour’s. Each had two turned upwards to overshadow him, and two turned downwards to veil his body.✻ (Ezekiel 1, 23)
and all about him it was filled with amber-coloured flame. Upwards from his loins, downwards from his loins, an arch of light seemed to shine, (Ezekiel 1, 27)
And with that, I saw a hand stretched out towards me, with a closed book in it; and this, when he opened it to my view, had writing on both sides of it; nothing was there but dirge and lamenting, nothing but cries of woe. (Ezekiel 2, 9)
Beat of wing against wing as the living figures moved onwards, and whirr of the wheels that followed them, great stirring there was all about me; (Ezekiel 3, 13)
