Trouvé 1836 Résultats pour: Age

• None of them has right on his side; all their doings are nothingness; no better than empty air the images men make of them. (Isaiah 41, 29)

• Not with sternness, not with violence; to set up right order on earth, that is his mission. He has a law to give; in the far-off islands men wait for it eagerly. (Isaiah 42, 4)

• Let the wilderness, now, lift up its head,✻ and the desert cities; the men of Cedar shall have villages to dwell in.✻ Give praise, then, rock-dwellers; the mountain-tops shall ring with their cries. (Isaiah 42, 11)

• Like a giant the Lord shall go out to battle, like a warrior that stirs up his own rage, with hue and cry, flouting his enemies.✻ (Isaiah 42, 13)

• See how they are routed, how they blush and blench, the men who trust in graven images, and say to the idols they have cast, You are gods of ours! (Isaiah 42, 17)

• And now, here is a message from the Lord to Jacob, his creature, to the Israel he fashioned: Do not be afraid, I have bought thee for myself, and given thee the name thou bearest: thou belongest to me. (Isaiah 43, 1)

• A message to you from that same Lord, who could once lead you through the sea, make a passage for you through the foaming waters; (Isaiah 43, 16)

• Here is a mes-sage to thee from the Lord that made and fashioned thee in the womb, thy protector: do not be afraid, my servant, Jacob, my true, my chosen people. (Isaiah 44, 2)

• Who was it framed this god, moulded this image that nothing avails? (Isaiah 44, 10)

• Here is blacksmith that works away with his file, beats out image with furnace and hammer, his strong arm the whole author of it; faints he, like other men, if he be hungry, tires at his task if water he have none to drink! (Isaiah 44, 12)

• But that he should take the rest to make a god for himself! That he should fall down before an image, worship it, cry out to it, Save me, thou art my god! (Isaiah 44, 17)

• Dust and ashes are his portion; the fool goes on worshipping, cannot free his own soul from bondage, nor ask if he shelters himself under a lie.✻ (Isaiah 44, 20)