Trouvé 772 Résultats pour: Brought
They are left to lie at every street corner, those sons of thine, dazed as wild bull caught in a net, brought down by the Lord’s anger, by the punishment he, thy God, has sent them. (Isaiah 51, 20)
Our weakness, and it was he who carried the weight of it, our miseries, and it was he who bore them.✻ A leper, so we thought of him, a man God had smitten and brought low; (Isaiah 53, 4)
and all the while it was for our sins he was wounded, it was guilt of ours crushed him down; on him the punishment fell that brought us peace, by his bruises we were healed. (Isaiah 53, 5)
Imprisoned, brought to judgement, and carried off, he, whose birth is beyond our knowing; numbered among the living no more! Be sure it is for my people’s guilt I have smitten him.✻ (Isaiah 53, 8)
Sing with praise, barren city that art childless still; echo thy praise, cry aloud, wife that wast never brought to bed; forsaken, she is to have more children now, the Lord says, than wife whose husband remains with her.✻ (Isaiah 54, 1)
The harvest of men’s thanks, it is I that bring it to the birth.✻ Peace, the Lord says, peace to those who are far away, and to those who are near at hand; I have brought him remedy. (Isaiah 57, 19)
All the beauty of Lebanon shall be brought to thee, fir-wood and box-wood and pine-wood mingled together to adorn this place, my sanctuary; I will have honour paid to this, the resting-place of my feet. (Isaiah 60, 13)
I have trampled the peoples down in my anger, stunned them✻ with my fury, brought down their strength to the dust. (Isaiah 63, 6)
In all their straits, power of his was not straitened;✻ his angel, token of his presence, brought them deliverance. In love and pity he ransomed them, lifted them in his arms and raised them up, all through the days gone by. (Isaiah 63, 9)
Into a land of plenty I brought you, to enjoy the fruits and the blessings of it; and you had no sooner entered it than you must needs defile it, my own land, turn my chosen home into a place abominable. (Jeremiah 2, 7)
Ill deeds and ill counsel of thine have brought all this upon thee; the due reward of thy wickedness, how bitter the taste of it, how it wrings thy heart! (Jeremiah 4, 18)
Let but that nation repent of the crimes I brought against it, I too will repent of the punishment I thought to exact. (Jeremiah 18, 8)
