Trouvé 4050 Résultats pour: âme

• God’s-folk and Befriended, these are the names they should have by rights, brother and sister of yours. (Hosea 2, 1)

• Blame her, blame your mother, that she is no true wife of mine, nor I any longer her Lord. Must she still flaunt the harlot’s face of her, the wantonness of her breasts? (Hosea 2, 2)

• Those children of hers, must I needs leave them unpitied, the children of her shame? (Hosea 2, 4)

• And now I mean to revoke the gift; no harvest for her, no vintage; I will give wool and flax a holiday, that once laboured to cover her shame; (Hosea 2, 9)

• that name I stifle on her lips; master-gods of the country-side must all be forgotten.✻ (Hosea 2, 17)

• The Lord’s word came to me: To wife that will have gallants a-courting her, shew thyself a lover yet. The Lord is yet Israel’s lover, that has no eyes but for alien gods, leaves grape for husk.✻ (Hosea 3, 1)

• Ruin for thee, sir priest, this day, and, come night, the prophet shall share thy ruin;✻ name of the mother that bore thee shall perish, (Hosea 4, 5)

• Priest and people, hear and heed! And you, too, mark it well, men of the court; whose but yours the blame, if there are snares on every commanding height,✻ if Thabor itself is ringed with toils, (Hosea 5, 1)

• All in a moment come and gone whence I came! Who knows if weariness will drive you back to my presence?✻ (Hosea 5, 15)

• A very furnace the city is; ruler may not abide nor king stand before the heat of it, and never a man among them invokes my name! (Hosea 7, 7)

• Israel gave birth to it, this calf of Samaria, that came of man’s fashioning, and god is none; it shall be beaten fine as filigree. (Hosea 8, 6)

• When I kept tryst with Israel long ago, rare the encounter, as of grapes out in the desert, of spring figs a-ripening high up on the tree. And all at once to Beelphegor they betook themselves, sold honour for shame, caught foul contagion from the things they loved! (Hosea 9, 10)