Trouvé 1895 Résultats pour: War
Poor Ephraim, ever since he set his face towards the mire, all is oppression with him, all is judgement gone amiss. (Hosea 5, 11)
Foreign neighbours, all unawares, have drained the strength of him; the dark locks, all unawares, dappled with grey; (Hosea 7, 9)
Fatal the journey; my net I mean to spread over them, catch them as in the fowler’s snare; public the chastisement shall be, as public the warning. (Hosea 7, 12)
Kings a many, and with no warrant from me; princes a many, that were none of my choosing; idols a many, of their own gold and silver minted; here is cause enough for their undoing. (Hosea 8, 4)
Ephraim’s land, so fair a garden, as I look out over it towards Tyre! And must Ephraim rear her sons for the slaughter-house?✻ (Hosea 9, 13)
But alas, shameful furrows✻ they were you traced, and what came of it? A harvest of wrong, fruit that cheated you in the tasting!So thou wouldst trust in thy own devices, in thy own warrior strength? (Hosea 10, 13)
What, Ephraim, must I abandon thee? Must I keep Israel under watch and ward? Can I let thee go the way of Adama, share the doom of Seboim? All at once my heart misgives me, and from its embers pity revives. (Hosea 11, 8)
On Juda’s part the Lord takes up the quarrel, will call Jacob to account,✻ for ill deeds and ill designs rewarding him. (Hosea 12, 2)
That locusts, breed upon breed of them, so ravage yonder country-side, Swarmer devouring what Spoiler, Ruin-all what Gnaw-all has left?✻ (Joel 1, 4)
Bravely they hasten to the attack, warrior-like scale the wall; unswerving they press on, (Joel 2, 7)
And afterwards? Afterwards I will pour out my spirit upon all mankind, and your sons and daughters will be prophets. Your old men shall dream dreams, and your young men see visions; (Joel 2, 28)
Must they be awarded by lot, such captives, and then sold cheap, boy-slave for a harlot’s hire, girl-slave for the draining of a wine-stoup? (Joel 3, 3)
