Talált 2009 Eredmények: Census Of Israel

• I found Israel like wild grapes in the desert, I saw your fathers like the first fruits on a fig tree. But no sooner had they come to Baal-peor than they gave themselves to the idol; and they became as worthless as their dirty god. (Hosea 9, 10)

• Israel was a spreading vine, rich in fruit. The more his fruit increased, the more altars he built; the more his land prospered, the more he adorned his sacred stones. (Hosea 10, 1)

• The glorious idol has been taken far away, carried off to Assyria as a tribute to the great king. Ephraim will reap the shame of this; the people of Israel will be disgraced. (Hosea 10, 6)

• The idolatrous high places - the sin of Israel - will be destroyed. Thorn and thistle will creep over the altars. Then they will say to the mountains: "Cover us," and to the hills: "Fall on us." (Hosea 10, 8)

• Since the days of Gibeah you have sinned and rebelled, Israel. Will not the battle against the evildoers of Gibeah overtake you again? (Hosea 10, 9)

• That is what will happen to you, people of Israel, because of your great evil. The storm will blow away the king of Israel. (Hosea 10, 15)

• I loved Israel when he was a child; out of Egypt I called my son. (Hosea 11, 1)

• Ephraim has surrounded me with lies; Israel comes to me with deceit. They follow Baal and run after the sanctuaries. (Hosea 12, 1)

• Jacob fled to the plains of Aram; Israel served to have a wife, and for her sake he cared for sheep. (Hosea 12, 13)

• Yahweh, in turn brought Israel out of Egypt through a prophet; by means of this prophet he cared for them. (Hosea 12, 14)

• When Ephraim spoke all trembled; he was powerful in Israel but became guilty of Baal worship and ruined himself. (Hosea 13, 1)

• Israel, you had in me a helper, will I be now your destroyer? (Hosea 13, 9)