Talált 13244 Eredmények: Úr
I pastured them, and they were satisfied; once satisfied, their hearts grew proud, and therefore they forgot me. (Hosea 13, 6)
So now I shall be like a lion to them, like a leopard I shall lurk beside the road, (Hosea 13, 7)
Israel, you have destroyed yourself though in me lies your help. (Hosea 13, 9)
Your king, where is he now, to save you, or the governors in all your cities? - whom you once pleaded for, saying, 'Give me a king and princes!' (Hosea 13, 10)
Shall I save them from the clutches of Sheol? Shall I buy them back from Death? Where are your plagues, Death? Where are your scourges, Sheol? Compassion will be banished from my sight! (Hosea 13, 14)
Though Ephraim bears more fruit than his brothers, the wind from the East will come, Yahweh's breath blowing up from the desert to dry his spring, to dry up his fountain, to strip his treasury of everything worth having. (Hosea 13, 15)
Israel, come back to Yahweh your God your guilt was the cause of your downfall. (Hosea 14, 2)
Provide yourself with words and come back to Yahweh. Say to him, 'Take all guilt away and give us what is good, instead of bulls we will dedicate to you our lips. (Hosea 14, 3)
Assyria cannot save us, we will not ride horses any more, or say, "Our God!" to our own handiwork, for you are the one in whom orphans find compassion.' (Hosea 14, 4)
I shall cure them of their disloyalty, I shall love them with all my heart, for my anger has turned away from them. (Hosea 14, 5)
They will come back to live in my shade; they will grow wheat again, they will make the vine flourish, their wine will be as famous as Lebanon's. (Hosea 14, 8)
What has Ephraim to do with idols any more when I hear him and watch over him? I am like an evergreen cypress, you owe your fruitfulness to me. (Hosea 14, 9)
