Talált 13244 Eredmények: Úr
Hear what Yahweh says, you rulers of Sodom; listen to what our God teaches, you people of Gomorrah. (Isaiah 1, 10)
'What are your endless sacrifices to me?' says Yahweh. 'I am sick of burnt offerings of rams and the fat of calves. I take no pleasure in the blood of bulls and lambs and goats. (Isaiah 1, 11)
When you come and present yourselves before me, who has asked you to trample through my courts? (Isaiah 1, 12)
Bring no more futile cereal offerings, the smoke from them fills me with disgust. New Moons, Sabbaths, assemblies -- I cannot endure solemnity combined with guilt. (Isaiah 1, 13)
Your New Moons and your meetings I utterly detest; to me they are a burden I am tired of bearing. (Isaiah 1, 14)
When you stretch out your hands I turn my eyes away. You may multiply your prayers, I shall not be listening. Your hands are covered in blood, (Isaiah 1, 15)
wash, make yourselves clean. Take your wrong-doing out of my sight. Cease doing evil. (Isaiah 1, 16)
'Come, let us talk this over,' says Yahweh. 'Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be white as snow; though they are red as crimson, they shall be like wool. (Isaiah 1, 18)
Your silver has turned into dross, your wine is watered. (Isaiah 1, 22)
Your princes are rebels, accomplices of brigands. All of them greedy for presents and eager for bribes, they show no justice to the orphan, and the widow's cause never reaches them. (Isaiah 1, 23)
'I shall turn my hand against you, I shall purge your dross as though with potash, I shall remove all your alloy. (Isaiah 1, 25)
'And I shall restore your judges as at first, your counsellors as in bygone days, after which you will be called City of Saving Justice, Faithful City.' (Isaiah 1, 26)
