Trouvé 3576 Résultats pour: But
yourselves but an oak-tree whose leaves are falling, a garden unwatered; (Isaiah 1, 30)
when all your strength is like smouldering tow, and the idols you have made but a spark to set light to it, until both burn together, with none to quench them. (Isaiah 1, 31)
Now indeed man’s haughty looks must fall to earth, human pride must be abated; no room for any greatness but the Lord’s, when that day comes. (Isaiah 2, 11)
Shall not man’s greatness fall to earth, shall not human pride be abated then? No room for any magnificence but the Lord’s, when that day comes. (Isaiah 2, 17)
Their hang-dog looks betray them; they publish their guilt abroad, like the men of Sodom, making no secret of it. Ill-fated souls, retribution has come upon them. (Isaiah 3, 9)
but woe betide the sinner! He shall be repaid for his ill deeds. (Isaiah 3, 11)
This, too, the Lord says: See what airs they put on, the women-folk of Sion, walk head in air, look about them with glancing eyes, click the trappings on their feet with mincing steps. Ay, but the Lord has his doom ready for them; (Isaiah 3, 16)
Wait, till you find ten acres of vine-land yielding but one flagon of wine, thirty bushels of seed-corn yielding but three. (Isaiah 5, 10)
That is why the Lord’s anger against his people has been so fierce; that is why his hand has been raised to smite them, so that the mountains trembled at it, and corpses lay unregarded like dung in the streets. But even so his anger is not yet appeased, his hand threatens us still. (Isaiah 5, 25)
Go then, said he, and give a message to this people of mine: Listen as you will, but ever without understanding; watch all, and nothing perceive! (Isaiah 6, 9)
Though a tenth of their number remain, it is but empty show,✻ like leafage of terebinth or oak that needs pruning; only a remnant of it will be left, the true stock of holiness. (Isaiah 6, 13)
but when the news reached David’s palace that Syria had gained a footing in Ephraim, the hearts of Achaz and his people trembled like forest trees before the wind. (Isaiah 7, 2)
