Trouvé 1632 Résultats pour: Lin

• I will punish the world’s guilt, and tax the wicked with their misdoings, stilling the rebel’s pride, crushing the haughtiness of tyrants, (Isaiah 13, 11)

• hailing thee with a single voice, Thou too brought low as ourselves, thou too like us! (Isaiah 14, 10)

• There they will be, the women-folk of Moab, waiting at the ford of Arnon, like fluttered birds, fledgelings that have taken wing from the nest; (Isaiah 16, 2)

• Mercy and faithfulness return; a throne set up in David’s dwelling-place, for a judge that loves right and gives redress speedily! (Isaiah 16, 5)

• I will weep, then, as Jazer weeps, for the vineyard of Sabama, water Hesebon and Eleale with my tears. That thy vineyard, thy vintage-time should be disturbed by the cry of trampling armies! (Isaiah 16, 9)

• Such warning the Lord has given me: I will keep silent and watch, here in my dwelling-place, as still as the bright sunshine of noon-day, or the haze that comes with the dew in harvest-time. (Isaiah 18, 4)

• the brooks failing, the channels, with their high banks,✻ flowing in a thin stream, reed and sedge withered away. (Isaiah 19, 6)

• First calamity, then healing; when they come back to the Lord, he will relent and restore. (Isaiah 19, 22)

• of all the brave archers that were Cedar’s sons, only a dwindling remnant shall be left; the Lord, the God of Israel has decreed it. (Isaiah 21, 17)

• take count of the houses in Jerusalem, pulling down some to build up the defences; (Isaiah 22, 10)

• earth rolling and reeling like a drunkard, earth tottering like some frail shelter that is gone in a night, bowed down by the weight of its own guilt, till it falls, never to rise again. (Isaiah 24, 20)

• A heap of stones where, but for thy decree, a town stood; a crumbling ruin, all that is left of a walled city; a fortress of the invader, dismantled now and never to be built again. (Isaiah 25, 2)