Talált 1547 Eredmények: Fat
Have you forgotten the wickedness of your fathers and the misdeeds of the kings of Judah and its princes, and the evil behavior of your wives in the land of Judah and the streets of Jerusalem? (Jeremiah 44, 9)
So far they have had no contrition and have not followed my law and my decrees that I set before you and your fathers." (Jeremiah 44, 10)
we want to do all that we said we wanted to do: burn incense to the queen of heaven and pour out wine to her as we did, we and our fathers, our kings and princes in the towns of Judah and the streets of Jerusalem. Then we had our fill of bread and were prosperous and free from misfortune. (Jeremiah 44, 17)
"Is it not better that Yahweh remembered the incense you burned in the towns of Judah and in the streets of Jerusalem, you, your fathers, your kings, princes, and all the people? Do you think it slipped his memory? (Jeremiah 44, 21)
The mercenaries in her ranks are like fattened calves; but they too have fled failing to stand their ground, for the day of their calamity has come, the time of their punishment. (Jeremiah 46, 21)
at the sound of the hooves of stamping steeds, the rattle of chariots, the rumbling of wheels. Fathers forget their children, as their hands fall limp. (Jeremiah 47, 3)
They were devoured by enemies who chanced upon them and said, 'We have no guilt. This is their due for they sinned against Yahweh, their true shepherd and hope of their fathers.' (Jeremiah 50, 7)
They will fall fatally wounded in the streets of Babylon. (Jeremiah 51, 4)
Your prophets' visions were worthless and false. Had they warned of your sins, your fate might have been averted. But what they gave you instead were false, misleading signs. (Lamentations 2, 14)
Passersby shudder; some clap their hands at the sight; others wag their heads at the fate of the daughter of Jerusalem. "Is this the city that was called the loveliest, the joy of the world?" (Lamentations 2, 15)
We are as orphans, fatherless, and early widowed are our mothers. (Lamentations 5, 3)
Our fathers who sinned are no more but we bear their guilt. (Lamentations 5, 7)
