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Trouvé 3602 Résultats pour: King Of Israel

  • Yet warning the Lord gave to the race of Israel: On peril of your lives, to my aid betake you! (Amos 5, 4)

  • What, men of Israel, did you spend forty years in the desert, ever for me your burnt-sacrifice, ever for me your offerings; (Amos 5, 25)

  • and now would you have Moloch for your king, a star for your god, carry shrine of theirs, idolatrous image you made of them, hither and thither?✻ (Amos 5, 26)

  • Poor fools, that in Sion or high Samaria take your ease, and fear nothing! That lord it over the Gentiles, and pass proudly through Israel’s domain, (Amos 6, 1)

  • Trust me, men of Israel, the Lord God of hosts says, I mean to embroil you with such an enemy as shall crush the life out of you, from Emath pass to the brook that bounds the desert. (Amos 6, 15)

  • This was a vision the Lord God shewed me; here were locusts a-making, just at the time when the aftergrowth was coming up, after the king’s crop had been carried. (Amos 7, 1)

  • asking me if I could see what he had there. Why, Lord, I said, a plasterer’s trowel! Ay, he answered, and here, in full view of Israel’s folk, that trowel I lay aside; cementing they shall have from me no more. (Amos 7, 8)

  • Hill-shrines of Aven✻ shall tumble down, sanctuaries of Israel be laid waste; at the sword’s point I will try conclusions with the race of Jeroboam. (Amos 7, 9)

  • Hereupon, a message came to Jeroboam, king of Israel, from Amasias that was priest at Bethel. Here is Amos, said he, raising revolt against thee in the realm of Israel; there is no room in all the land for such talk as his; (Amos 7, 10)

  • Jeroboam to die at the sword’s point, Israel to be banished from its native country! (Amos 7, 11)

  • Prophesy here in Bethel thou mayst not, where the king’s chapel is, and the king’s court. (Amos 7, 13)

  • I was but tending sheep when the Lord took me into his service. It was the Lord bade me go and prophesy to his people of Israel. (Amos 7, 15)


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