Talált 19332 Eredmények: És

• On that day they will roar over these people like the roaring of the sea. Just look at the land - darkness and distress, the light flickering out in shadows, darkened finally by the clouds. (Isaiah 5, 30)

• At the sound of their voices the foundations of the threshold shook and the Temple was filled with smoke. (Isaiah 6, 4)

• Let their hearts be hardened, make their ears deaf and their eyes blind; what a misfortune for them, should they hear and see! Yet if they understood and came back to me I would heal them." (Isaiah 6, 10)

• Then I said, "For how long, O Lord?" And he answered, "Until towns have been laid waste and left without inhabitant; until the houses are deserted and the fields ruined and ravaged, (Isaiah 6, 11)

• until Yahweh has sent away the people and the fields are left deserted. (Isaiah 6, 12)

• When the news reached the house of David, "Aram's troops are encamped in Ephraim," the heart of the king and the hearts of the people trembled as the trees of the forest tremble before the wind. (Isaiah 7, 2)

• Say to him, Stay calm and fear not; do not lose courage before these two stumps of smoldering firebrands - the fierce anger of Rezin the Aramean and the blazing fury of the son of Remaliah. You know that (Isaiah 7, 4)

• Once again Yahweh addressed Ahaz, (Isaiah 7, 10)

• "Ask for a sign from Yahweh your God, let it come either from the deepest depths or from the heights of heaven." (Isaiah 7, 11)

• But Ahaz answered, "I will not ask, I will not put Yahweh to the test." (Isaiah 7, 12)

• Then Isaiah said, "Now listen, descendants of David. Have you not been satisfied trying the patience of people, that you also try the patience of my God? (Isaiah 7, 13)

• For before the child knows how to reject evil and cherish virtue, the land of the two kings that you abhor will be deserted. (Isaiah 7, 16)