Talált 855 Eredmények: Return To Egypt
Egypt, Juda, the Amonites and the Moabites with all the Arabs of the desert, for all these nations are not circumcised, and the people of Israel are not circumcised in their heart." (Jeremiah 9, 25)
which I ordained for your fathers the day I freed them from that cleansing furnace that Egypt is. I said to them: 'If you obey my voice and do all that I command you, you will be my people and I will be your God. (Jeremiah 11, 4)
When I brought your forefathers out of Egypt, I solemnly warned them and have continued to tell them: 'Obey me.' (Jeremiah 11, 7)
Then Yahweh spoke to me, "If you return I will take you back and you will serve me again. Draw the gold from the dross and you will be as my own mouth. You must draw them to you and not go over to them. (Jeremiah 15, 19)
Yahweh says, "The days are coming when people will no longer say, 'Yahweh is a living God for he brought the Israelites out of Egypt,' (Jeremiah 16, 14)
Weep not for the one who is dead! grieve not for him. Mourn rather for him who is in exile for he will never return to see his homeland again! (Jeremiah 22, 10)
"He will never return, for he will die in the place to which he has been deported and will never see this land again. (Jeremiah 22, 12)
for to the land for which you long, you will never return!" (Jeremiah 22, 27)
"The days are coming," says Yahweh, "when people shall no longer swear by Yahweh as the living God who freed the people of Israel from the land of Egypt. (Jeremiah 23, 7)
"But as far as King Zedekiah of Judah is concerned, I will deal with him as one deals with rotten figs - so rotten they cannot be eaten. I will likewise deal with his princes and the remnants of Jerusalem - those who have stayed in the country and those who have migrated to Egypt. (Jeremiah 24, 8)
Then I gave it to Pharaoh king of Egypt, to his ministers, his princes and all his people, to all the countries of the west, (Jeremiah 25, 19)
When King Jehoiakim together with his officials heard his words, he decided to do away with him. When Uriah came to know about it, he was scared and fled to Egypt. (Jeremiah 26, 21)
