Talált 6529 Eredmények: Dã
Does the ploughman plough all day to sow, breaking up and harrowing his ground? (Isaiah 28, 24)
Woe, Ariel, Ariel, city where David encamped. Let year after year pass, let the feasts make their full round, (Isaiah 29, 1)
Woe to those who burrow down to conceal their plans from Yahweh, who scheme in the dark and say, 'Who can see us? Who knows who we are?' (Isaiah 29, 15)
That day the deaf will hear the words of the book and, delivered from shadow and darkness, the eyes of the blind will see. (Isaiah 29, 18)
You will hold unclean the silverplating of your idols and the goldplating of your images. You will throw them away like the polluted things they are, shouting after them, 'Good riddance!' (Isaiah 30, 22)
He will send rain for the seed you sow in the ground, and the bread that the ground provides will be rich and nourishing. That day, your cattle will graze in wide pastures. (Isaiah 30, 23)
On every lofty mountain, on every high hill there will be streams and water-courses, on the day of the great slaughter when the strongholds fall. (Isaiah 30, 25)
Then moonlight will be bright as sunlight and sunlight itself be seven times brighter -- like the light of seven days in one -- on the day Yahweh dresses his people's wound and heals the scars of the blows they have received. (Isaiah 30, 26)
For, that day, each of you will throw away the false gods of silver and the false gods of gold which your own sinful hands have made. (Isaiah 31, 7)
In his terror he will abandon his rock, and his panic-stricken officers desert the standard -- declares Yahweh, whose fire is in Zion, whose furnace, in Jerusalem. (Isaiah 31, 9)
Stand up, you haughty women, listen to my words; you over-confident daughters, pay attention to what I say. (Isaiah 32, 9)
Within one year and a few days you will tremble, you over-confident women; grape-harvesting will be finished, gathering will never happen again. (Isaiah 32, 10)
