Talált 1933 Eredmények: Ice
My soul has desired you in the night. But I will also watch for you with my spirit, in my inmost heart, from the morning. When you accomplish your judgments upon the earth, the inhabitants of the world will learn justice. (Isaiah 26, 9)
Let us take pity on the impious one, but he will not learn justice. In the land of the holy ones, he has done iniquity, and so he will not see the glory of the Lord. (Isaiah 26, 10)
And I will establish judgment in weights, and justice in measures. And a hailstorm will overturn hope in what is false; and waters will inundate its protection. (Isaiah 28, 17)
Pay close attention, and listen to my voice! Attend and hear my eloquence! (Isaiah 28, 23)
And this has gone forth from the Lord, the God of hosts, so that he may accomplish his miraculous plan and magnify justice. (Isaiah 28, 29)
You will be brought low. You will speak from the ground, and your eloquence will be heard from the dirt. And, from the ground, your voice will be like that of the python, and your eloquence will mumble from the dirt. (Isaiah 29, 4)
For they caused men to sin by a word, and they supplanted him who argued against them at the gates, and they turned away from justice in vain. (Isaiah 29, 21)
“Woe to the sons of apostasy!” says the Lord. For you would take advice, but not from me. And you would begin to weave, but not by my spirit. Thus do you add sin upon sin! (Isaiah 30, 1)
For the people of Zion will live in Jerusalem. Bitterly, you will not weep. Mercifully, he will take pity on you. At the voice of your outcry, as soon as he hears, he will respond to you. (Isaiah 30, 19)
And the Lord will cause the glory of his voice to be heard, and, with a threatening fury and a devouring flame of fire, he will reveal the terror of his arm. He will crush with the whirlwind and with hailstones. (Isaiah 30, 30)
For at the voice of the Lord, Assur will dread being struck with the staff. (Isaiah 30, 31)
For the Lord says this to me: In the same way that a lion roars, and a young lion is over his prey, and though a multitude of shepherds may meet him, he will not dread their voice, nor be afraid of their number, so will the Lord of hosts descend in order to battle upon mount Zion and upon its hill. (Isaiah 31, 4)
