Trouvé 2845 Résultats pour: Thee
thou wouldst build thee a brothel, a common stew, in every street; (Ezekiel 16, 24)
What wonder I should interpose, and abridge the rights thou didst enjoy, handing thee over for a prey to the maids of Philistia, rivals of thy own, and such as blushed to witness thy ill-doings?✻ (Ezekiel 16, 27)
It was not enough; thou must needs dally with the men of Assur, nor might their dalliance content thee; (Ezekiel 16, 28)
this message he has for thee. Because all thy bronze was put to such ill use,✻ because thou didst wanton so shamelessly with those lovers of thine, idols most foul, in whose honour the lives of thy own children were sacrificed, (Ezekiel 16, 36)
I mean to have a reckoning with thee. All the gallants that have enjoyed thee, men that love thee and men that hate, I will muster together; muster them from all around, and then lay thy shame bare, expose thy nakedness for all to see. (Ezekiel 16, 37)
I mean to leave thee at their mercy. Ruined thy bower, ransacked thy brothel shall be; thy garments stripped off thee, plundered thy fair adornment; naked they shall leave thee, and overcome with shame. (Ezekiel 16, 39)
Hue and cry they shall raise against thee, stone thee and put thee to the sword; (Ezekiel 16, 40)
house of thine the flames shall not spare. Before all womankind they will make an example of thee; no more dalliance, no more hired lovers now. (Ezekiel 16, 41)
So forgetful of thy youth, so obstinate in thy provocations, what wonder if I pay thee what thou hast earned? the Lord says. Yet even now I have not requited thee as thy most foul crimes have deserved. (Ezekiel 16, 43)
Like mother, like daughter; so runs the proverb, and of thee it shall be spoken. (Ezekiel 16, 44)
Didst thou follow their example, share their misdoings? Nay, that was not enough for thee; it should go hard but thou wouldst outdo them in their crimes. (Ezekiel 16, 47)
Nor was Samaria in her turn half so guilty as thou. It remained for thee to outvie thy sisters in crime, till thy more abominable doings put them in countenance. (Ezekiel 16, 51)
