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Trouvé 755 Résultats pour: Juda Und Tamar

  • Heifer that has learned the welcome task of the threshing-floor, such is Ephraim; that sleek neck of hers I have spared till now; now she is to be harnessed; when Juda goes a-ploughing, Jacob it shall be that breaks the clods for him.✻ (Hosea 10, 11)

  • Ephraim so false, Israel so treacherous, all about me! But Juda governs his folk with God to aid him; Juda takes part with the holy ones, loyal yet.✻ (Hosea 11, 12)

  • On Juda’s part the Lord takes up the quarrel, will call Jacob to account,✻ for ill deeds and ill designs rewarding him. (Hosea 12, 2)

  • Perilous those times shall be, when the hour has come for reversing my sentence against Juda and Jerusalem. (Joel 3, 1)

  • Citizens of Jerusalem, men of Juda’s breed, would you sell them to Grecian masters, far away from their home? (Joel 3, 6)

  • make over son and daughter of yours to these same men of Juda, slaves they can barter at will to the remote Sabaeans; I, the Lord, have decreed it. (Joel 3, 8)

  • Drip now with sweet wine the mountain-slopes, bathed in milk the upland pastures; never a stream in all Juda but flows full and strong. What fountain is this that comes out from the Lord’s temple, and waters the dry valley of Setim? (Joel 3, 18)

  • For Juda, for Jerusalem, there shall be peace undisturbed, long as time shall last; (Joel 3, 20)

  • Here tells Amos, one of the shepherd folk at Thecue, what visions he had con-cerning Israel. In Juda, Ozias was then reigning, in Israel, Jeroboam son of Joas, and it was two years before the earthquake. (Amos 1, 1)

  • This, too: Thrice forfeit Juda, and forfeit once again, that spurned the Lord’s law and left his bidding undone, so mazed were they by the false gods their fathers had gone a-courting; (Amos 2, 4)

  • fire fall on Juda, to burn down all the strongholds of Jerusalem! (Amos 2, 5)

  • And this was his counsel to Amos, Sir prophet, get thee gone; in Juda take refuge if thou wilt, and there earn thy living by prophecy. (Amos 7, 12)


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