Trouvé 1492 Résultats pour: Recovery Of Land
All you of this generation, hear what Yahweh says: Have I been a desert for Israel, a land of darkness? Why do my people say: 'We will depart from you and no more return to you'? (Jeremiah 2, 31)
If a man divorces his wife and she leaves him and marries another man, should he come back to her? Wouldn't the land be totally polluted? But you, you are a harlot with many lovers, and you still have the nerve to return to me? - it is Yahweh who speaks. (Jeremiah 3, 1)
Lift your eyes to the hills and see: Where have you not been violated? By the wayside you sat waiting for your lovers, like an Arab in the wilderness, and you have dishonored the land with your evil and your harlotry! (Jeremiah 3, 2)
Because of her harlotry, she dishonored the land, sinning with stones and trees. (Jeremiah 3, 9)
And when you have increased and multiplied in the land in those days - it is Yahweh who speaks - people will no longer speak of the ark of the covenant of Yahweh; it will not be remembered or missed, nor shall it be made again! (Jeremiah 3, 16)
In those days the people of Judah will unite with the people of Israel and together they will return from the north to the land that I gave to their ancestors as a heritage. (Jeremiah 3, 18)
And I thought: How gladly would I have placed you among my children and given you as your inheritance a beautiful land, the most splendid among all the nations! And I thought you would call me 'my father' and not turn from following me! (Jeremiah 3, 19)
For thus says Yahweh to the people of Judah and Jerusalem, "Break up deeply your fallow land and do not sow among the thorns. (Jeremiah 4, 3)
Announce this in Judah, proclaim it in Jerusalem. Sound the trumpet through the land; shout aloud and say: "Assemble and go to the fortified cities! (Jeremiah 4, 5)
Let everyone know in Jerusalem and Judah that enemies are coming from a distant land." (Jeremiah 4, 16)
Disaster after disaster; all the land is laid waste; my tents are suddenly destroyed and in an instant all that shelters me is wiped out. (Jeremiah 4, 20)
I looked and saw that it was a no-man's land; even the birds deserted the skies. (Jeremiah 4, 25)
