Trouvé 1208 Résultats pour: Tor
The Lord will enter into a reckoning with the senators and the rulers of his people: You have made spoil of the vineyard, your houses are full of the plunder you have taken from the oppressed; (Isaiah 3, 14)
Canopy they shall have, to shade them from the day’s heat, a refuge to give them shelter from storm and rain. (Isaiah 4, 6)
Sharp arrows this people has, and all its bows are ready bent; it has horses with hoofs like flint, and chariot-wheels like the rushing of the storm. (Isaiah 5, 28)
Their number thou didst increase, but gavest them no joy of it;✻ now, they shall rejoice in thy presence, as men rejoice when the harvest is in, as men triumph when victory is won, and booty taken, and they fall to dividing up the spoils. (Isaiah 9, 3)
(What is the head, but the senator that holds his head so high? What is the tail, but the prophet that gives lying assurances?) (Isaiah 9, 15)
What shifts will you be put to, when the day of reckoning comes, when the storm overtakes you that is brewing far away? With whom take refuge, where hide away your treasures? (Isaiah 10, 3)
Countless though Israel be as the sea sand, only a remnant of it will return; there must be a sharp reckoning first, before we are restored, abundantly, to his favour.✻ (Isaiah 10, 22)
Angry with me, Lord? thou wilt say, when that day comes; ay, thou wast angry with me, but now, praised be thy name, the storm has passed; all is consolation. (Isaiah 12, 1)
God is here to deliver me; I will go forward confidently, and not be afraid; source of my strength, theme of my praise, the Lord has made himself my protector.✻ (Isaiah 12, 2)
singing, when that day comes, Praise the Lord, and call upon his name, tell the story of his doings among all the nations, keep the majesty of his name in grateful remembrance. (Isaiah 12, 4)
tortures and pangs will seize them, throes as of a woman in travail; each man looks at his neighbour in bewilderment, their faces ashy pale.✻ (Isaiah 13, 8)
Alien peoples will take them by the hand, to escort them back to their home; content now to be Israel’s servants and hand-maidens, the captors captive, the oppressors tributary now. (Isaiah 14, 2)
