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Trouvé 1403 Résultats pour: Lin

  • From the moment that the perpetual sacrifice is abolished and the appalling abomination set up: a thousand two hundred and ninety days. (Daniel 12, 11)

  • Standing in the middle of the crowd, he replied, 'Are you so stupid, children of Israel, as to condemn a daughter of Israel unheard, and without troubling to find out the truth? (Daniel 13, 48)

  • Daniel made his servants bring ashes and spread them all over the temple floor, with no other witness than the king. They then left the building, shut the door and, sealing it with the king's seal, went away. (Daniel 14, 14)

  • but after that, the Israel- ites will return and again seek Yahweh their God and David their king, and turn trembling to Yahweh for his bounty in the final days. (Hosea 3, 5)

  • Ephraim is like a silly, witless pigeon calling on Egypt, turning to Assyria. (Hosea 7, 11)

  • Theirs is no heartfelt cry to me when they lament on their beds; when they gash themselves over the grain and new wine, they are still rebelling against me. (Hosea 7, 14)

  • Ephraim is blasted, their root has dried out, they will bear no more fruit. And even if they do bear children I shall slaughter the darlings of their womb. (Hosea 9, 16)

  • It has reduced my vines to a desolation and my fig trees to splinters, stripped them and broken them down, leaving their branches white. (Joel 1, 7)

  • with a racket like that of chariots they spring over the mountain tops, with a crackling like a blazing fire devouring the stubble, a mighty army in battle array. (Joel 2, 5)

  • All who call on the name of Yahweh will be saved, for on Mount Zion will be those who have escaped, as Yahweh has said, and in Jerusalem a remnant whom Yahweh is calling. (Joel 3, 5)

  • They drew lots for my people, bartering a boy for a whore and selling a girl for wine to drink. (Joel 4, 3)

  • by selling your sons and daughters to the sons of Judah, who in turn will sell them to the Sabaeans, to a nation far away- Yahweh has spoken!' (Joel 4, 8)


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