Talált 2964 Eredmények: King David
If they refuse to return to me, they will have to go back to Egypt and be ruled by an Assyrian king. (Hosea 11, 5)
Where is your king that he may rescue your cities? Where are your rulers about whom you said, "Give us a king and commanders." (Hosea 13, 10)
So in my anger I gave you a king and in my fury I took him away. (Hosea 13, 11)
These are the words of Amos, one of the sheep-breeders of Tekoa, and the visions which he saw concerning Israel during the reign of Uzziah, King of Judah and Jeroboam, son of Jehoash, King of Israel, two years before the earthquake. (Amos 1, 1)
Their king will go into exile, he and his princes with him," says Yahweh. (Amos 1, 15)
Yahweh says this, "Because Moab has sinned, not once but three times and even more, I will not relent. Because they burned to a cinder the bones of the king of Edom, (Amos 2, 1)
Yet now you lift up King Sikkuth and Kiyun, your idols, which you made yourselves. (Amos 5, 26)
You strum on your harps, and like David, try out new musical instruments. (Amos 6, 5)
This is what Yahweh showed me. He was forming a swarm of locusts just as the late sowing began to come up. It was the second growth which follows the king's mowing. (Amos 7, 1)
Amaziah, the priest of Bethel, then sent word to King Jeroboam of Israel, "Amos is conspiring against you in the very center of Israel; what he says goes too far. (Amos 7, 10)
But never again prophesy at Bethel for it is a king's sanctuary and a national shrine." (Amos 7, 13)
On that day I shall restore the fallen hut of David and wall up its breaches and raise its ruined walls and so build it as in days of old. (Amos 9, 11)
