Trouvé 4310 Résultats pour: Men
Are they strange folk that lisp and stammer,✻ these men of Israel? Ah, no; (Ezekiel 3, 5)
So I made my way to the settlement of exiles at Tel-Abib,✻ near the river Chobar; and when I had found them, I sat there for seven days in their company, dumb all the while with grief. (Ezekiel 3, 15)
And thou, son of man … here are bonds confining thee; closely thy fellow-countrymen shall keep thee imprisoned, so that thou canst not escape from them. (Ezekiel 3, 25)
Alas, alas, Lord God, said I, here is a soul that never knew defilement; from childhood’s days, beast I never ate that died by chance or lay mangled, nor ever did food unclean cross my lips. (Ezekiel 4, 14)
and she has defied my will, than the very heathen more rebellious, defied my commandments, as neighbouring peoples never did. My bidding they have cast to the winds, followed never where my commandments led. (Ezekiel 5, 6)
Have at thee, says the Lord God; in thy very heart I will execute judgement for all the world to see; (Ezekiel 5, 8)
such punishment I will inflict as never was before, never shall be again, for thy detestable doings. (Ezekiel 5, 9)
Men’s flesh men shall eat, father of son and son of father; then, when my sentence is executed, I will scatter all that is left of thee to the four winds. (Ezekiel 5, 10)
A name of scorn and reproach, a by-word thou shalt be and a thing of horror, to all the nations about thee, when thy punishment is done, so fierce the anger, so shrewd the blow; (Ezekiel 5, 15)
Clap hands and stamp feet, the Lord God says, and cry aloud, Out upon the foul wrong the men of Israel did, that are now doomed to perish by sword, famine and pestilence! (Ezekiel 6, 11)
Keep they their distance, the plague shall smite them, come they to grips, the sword; safe behind the battlements, they shall die of famine; so shall my vengeance take toll of them. (Ezekiel 6, 12)
Who shall doubt the Lord’s power, when the dead lie thick at the feet of your idols and about your altars; on hill-top and mountain height, in forest covert and under spreading oak, where once men would burn fragrant incense to their false gods? (Ezekiel 6, 13)
