Talált 1209 Eredmények: Cri
I heard a holy one speaking, and another holy one say to the speaker, 'How long is this vision to be -- of perpetual sacrifice, of horrifying iniquity, of sanctuary and army trampled underfoot?' (Daniel 8, 13)
In the first year of his reign I, Daniel, was studying the scriptures, counting over the number of years -- as revealed by Yahweh to the prophet Jeremiah -- that were to pass before the desolation of Jerusalem would come to an end, namely seventy years. (Daniel 9, 2)
And now, as written in the Law of Moses, this whole calamity has befallen us; even so, we have not appeased Yahweh our God by renouncing our crimes and learning your truth. (Daniel 9, 13)
Lord, by all your acts of saving justice, turn away your anger and your fury from Jerusalem, your city, your holy mountain, for as a result of our sins and the crimes of our ancestors, Jerusalem and your people are objects of scorn to all who surround us. (Daniel 9, 16)
still speaking, still at prayer, when Gabriel, the being I had originally seen in vision, swooped on me in full flight at the hour of the evening sacrifice. (Daniel 9, 21)
'Seventy weeks are decreed for your people and your holy city, for putting an end to transgression, for placing the seal on sin, for expiating crime, for introducing everlasting uprightness for setting the seal on vision and on prophecy, for anointing the holy of holies. (Daniel 9, 24)
He will strike a firm alliance with many people for the space of a week; and for the space of one half-week he will put a stop to sacrifice and oblation, and on the wing of the Temple will be the appalling abomination until the end, until the doom assigned to the devastator.' (Daniel 9, 27)
'Forces of his will come and profane the Citadel-Sanctuary; they will abolish the perpetual sacrifice and install the appalling abomination there. (Daniel 11, 31)
From the moment that the perpetual sacrifice is abolished and the appalling abomination set up: a thousand two hundred and ninety days. (Daniel 12, 11)
She then cried out as loud as she could. The two elders began shouting too, putting the blame on her, (Daniel 13, 24)
From the end of the garden where we were, we saw this crime taking place and hurried towards them. (Daniel 13, 38)
She cried out as loud as she could, 'Eternal God, you know all secrets and everything before it happens; (Daniel 13, 42)
