Talált 414 Eredmények: Final Judgment
We will all roar like bears, and we will sigh like despondent doves. We hoped for judgment, and there is none; for salvation, and it is far from us. (Isaiah 59, 11)
And judgment has been turned backwards, and justice has stood far away. For truth has fallen down in the street, and fairness was not able to enter. (Isaiah 59, 14)
And the truth has gone into oblivion. And he who withdraws from evil endures plunder. And the Lord saw this, and it seemed evil in his eyes. For there is no judgment. (Isaiah 59, 15)
For I am the Lord, who loves judgment and who holds hatred for robbery within a burnt offering. And I will turn their work into truth, and I will forge a perpetual covenant with them. (Isaiah 61, 8)
Because of this, I will still contend in judgment against you, says the Lord, and I will dispute with your sons. (Jeremiah 2, 9)
Why do you want to contend against me in judgment? You have all forsaken me, says the Lord. (Jeremiah 2, 29)
And you have said: ‘I am innocent and without sin. And because of this, let your fury be turned away from me.’ Behold, I will contend with you in judgment, because you have said: ‘I have not sinned.’ (Jeremiah 2, 35)
And you will swear, ‘As the Lord lives,’ in truth and in judgment and in justice.” And the Gentiles will bless him, and they will praise him. (Jeremiah 4, 2)
“Travel the streets of Jerusalem; and gaze, and consider, and seek, in its wide streets. If you can find a man exercising judgment and seeking faith, then I will be forgiving to them. (Jeremiah 5, 1)
But I said: Perhaps these are the poor and the senseless, who are ignorant of the way of the Lord, of the judgment of their God. (Jeremiah 5, 4)
Therefore, I will go to great men, and I will speak with them. For they have known the way of the Lord, the judgment of their God. And behold, these ones have broken the yoke all the more; they have torn apart the bonds. (Jeremiah 5, 5)
They have grown stout and fat. And they have transgressed my words most wickedly. They have not judged the case of the widow; they have not given guidance to the case of the orphan; and they have not judged a judgment for the poor. (Jeremiah 5, 28)
