Löydetty 1231 Tulokset: Lie
When the LORD has pity on Jacob and again chooses Israel and settles them on their own soil, the aliens will join them and be counted with the house of Jacob. (Isaiah 14, 1)
On the day the LORD relieves you of sorrow and unrest and the hard service in which you have been enslaved, (Isaiah 14, 3)
All the kings of the nations lie in glory, each in his own tomb; (Isaiah 14, 18)
In my pastures the poor shall eat, and the needy lie down in safety; But I will kill your root with famine that shall slay even your remnant. (Isaiah 14, 30)
Her cities shall be forever abandoned, given over to flocks to lie in undisturbed. (Isaiah 17, 2)
The watchman replies, "Morning has come, and again night. If you will ask, ask; come back again." (Isaiah 21, 12)
But your dead shall live, their corpses shall rise; awake and sing, you who lie in the dust. For your dew is a dew of light, and the land of shades gives birth. (Isaiah 26, 19)
For the fortified city shall be desolate, an abandoned pasture, a forsaken wilderness, where calves shall browse and lie. Its boughs shall be destroyed, (Isaiah 27, 10)
Because you say, "We have made a covenant with death, and with the nether world we have made a pact; When the overwhelming scourge passes, it will not reach us; For we have made lies our refuge, and in falsehood we have found a hiding place,"-- (Isaiah 28, 15)
I will make of right a measuring line, of justice a level.-- Hail shall sweep away the refuge of lies, and waters shall flood the hiding place. (Isaiah 28, 17)
For you the revelation of all this has become like the words of a sealed scroll. When it is handed to one who can read, with the request, "Read this," he replies, "I cannot; it is sealed." (Isaiah 29, 11)
When it is handed to one who cannot read, with the request, "Read this," he replies, "I cannot read." (Isaiah 29, 12)
