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Trouvé 836 Résultats pour: Great Harlot

  • "But with us, O Lord, our God, you have dealt in all your clemency and in all your great mercy. (Baruch 2, 27)

  • If you do not heed my voice, surely this great and numerous throng will dwindle away among the nations to which I will scatter them. (Baruch 2, 29)

  • She indeed saw coming upon you the anger of God; and she said: "Hear, you neighbors of Zion! God has brought great mourning upon me, (Baruch 4, 9)

  • As Zion's neighbors lately saw you taken captive, so shall they soon see God's salvation come to you, with great glory and the splendor of the Eternal God. (Baruch 4, 24)

  • Son of man, he asked me, do you see what they are doing? Do you see the great abominations that the house of Israel is practicing here, so that I must depart from my sanctuary? But you shall see still greater abominations! (Ezekiel 8, 6)

  • He answered me: The sins of the house of Israel are great beyond measure; the land is filled with bloodshed, the city with lawlessness. They think that the LORD has forsaken the land, that he does not see them. (Ezekiel 9, 9)

  • But you were captivated by your own beauty, you used your renown to make yourself a harlot, and you lavished your harlotry on every passer-by, whose own you became. (Ezekiel 16, 15)

  • You took some of your gowns and made for yourself gaudy high places, where you played the harlot. . . . (Ezekiel 16, 16)

  • You took the splendid gold and silver ornaments that I had given you and made for yourself male images, with which also you played the harlot. (Ezekiel 16, 17)

  • The sons and daughters you had borne me you took and offered as sacrifices to be devoured by them! Was it not enough that you had become a harlot? (Ezekiel 16, 20)

  • At every street corner you built a dais for yourself to use your beauty obscenely, spreading your legs for every passer-by, playing the harlot countless times. (Ezekiel 16, 25)

  • You played the harlot with the Egyptians, your lustful neighbors, so many times that I was provoked to anger. (Ezekiel 16, 26)


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