Löydetty 7081 Tulokset: Word Of The Lord
If the Lord would have thee follow Joiada in the high priesthood, it was to make thee master of his house, ready with stocks and gaol for any mad fellow that came a-prophesying. (Jeremiah 29, 26)
and then it was that the Lord’s word came to Jeremias, (Jeremiah 29, 30)
with a message he must send to the exiles: This doom the Lord utters against Semeias of Nehelam. Would he prophesy in my name, a man that has no warrant from me, and give you confidence in false hopes? (Jeremiah 29, 31)
I will call Semeias of Nehelam to account for it, the Lord says, and his children after him. Man of his race there shall be none surviving among this people of mine, the Lord says, to see my bounty bestowed on it. Against me, the Lord, he has used the language of rebellion. (Jeremiah 29, 32)
Word came to Jeremias from the Lord, (Jeremiah 30, 1)
A time is coming, the Lord says, when I will reverse the sentence of exile against my people of Israel and Juda; I, the Lord, will restore them to possession of the land I gave to their fathers. (Jeremiah 30, 3)
A cry of terror, the Lord says, for all to hear! All is consternation, where all was peace. (Jeremiah 30, 5)
A promise they have from the Lord of hosts that he will break the yoke they bear, when that day comes, and part their chains asunder; no more shall they be at the mercy of alien masters, (Jeremiah 30, 8)
they shall obey the Lord their God only, and that David-king of theirs whom he will give them. (Jeremiah 30, 9)
Have thou no fear, the Lord says, Jacob, that art my servant still; not for Israel is danger brewing. From that far country of exile I mean to restore thee, restore those children of thine; Jacob shall return, and live at ease, every blessing shall enjoy, and enemies have none to fear; (Jeremiah 30, 10)
I am at thy side, the Lord says, to protect thee. Of all the lands in which I have dispersed thee I will take full toll, but not of thee; I would but chasten thee with due measure kept, lest thou shouldst hold thyself altogether acquitted. (Jeremiah 30, 11)
Poor Sion, thine is a wound past curing, a grievous hurt, the Lord says; (Jeremiah 30, 12)
