Trouvé 923 Résultats pour: City Of Hebron
And I will save thee and thy city from the power of the Assyrian king; I will be its protector. (Isaiah 38, 6)
I, too, have summoned this man to perform my designs faithfully; go he where he will, my guidance shall be his. He shall build up my own city, he shall let my captives go free, without bribe or ransom, says the Lord of hosts. (Isaiah 45, 13)
Townsmen they are still reckoned of a holy city; still on Israel’s God, the Lord of hosts, lean they for support. (Isaiah 48, 2)
Up, up, array thyself, Sion, in all thy strength; clothe thyself as befits thy new glory, Jerusalem, city of the Holy One! The uncircumcised, the unclean, shall enter thee no more. (Isaiah 52, 1)
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)
See how they come bending low before thee, the race of thy former oppressors, how the men that once despised thee worship the ground thou hast trodden, calling thee The City of the Lord, Sion, dear to the Holy One of Israel! (Isaiah 60, 14)
Out, out through the city gates! Give my people free passage; a road, there, a smooth road, away with the boulders on it! Raise a signal for all the nations to see. (Isaiah 62, 10)
A holy people they shall be called, of the Lord’s ransoming, and thou the city of his choice, no more forsaken. (Isaiah 62, 12)
A desert, the city thy chosen servant knew, a desert, the Sion we love; Jerusalem lies forlorn. (Isaiah 64, 10)
Hark, a stir of tumult in the city, a stir in the temple! It is the stir the Lord makes, as he brings retribution on his enemies! (Isaiah 66, 6)
All the tribes the northern kings rule I mean to muster, the Lord says; hither they will march, and each will set up his throne where gate of Jerusalem stands, or encircling wall, or fortified city of Juda. (Jeremiah 1, 15)
Strong I mean to make thee this day as fortified city, or pillar of iron, or wall of bronze, to meet king, prince, priest of Juda, and common folk all the country through; (Jeremiah 1, 18)
