Talált 676 Eredmények: Heart
My heart is bewildered, dread overwhelms me, the twilight I longed for has become my horror. (Isaiah 21, 4)
For at the heart of earth's life, among the peoples, it is as at the beating of the olive trees, as at the gleaning of the grapes when the grape harvest is over. (Isaiah 24, 13)
the heart of the hasty will learn to think things over, and the tongue of stammerers will speak promptly and clearly. (Isaiah 32, 4)
For the fool speaks folly and his heart is set on villainy; he is godless in his actions and his words ascribe error to Yahweh; he starves the hungry of their food and refuses drink to the thirsty. (Isaiah 32, 6)
Your heart will meditate on past terrors, 'Where is the man who did the counting? Where is the man who did the weighing? Where is the man who counted off the towers?' (Isaiah 33, 18)
'Ah, Yahweh, remember, I beg you, that I have behaved faithfully and with sincerity of heart in your presence and done what you regard as right.' And Hezekiah shed many tears. (Isaiah 38, 3)
'Speak to the heart of Jerusalem and cry to her that her period of service is ended, that her guilt has been atoned for, that, from the hand of Yahweh, she has received double punishment for all her sins.' (Isaiah 40, 2)
People help one another, they say to each other, 'Take heart!' (Isaiah 41, 6)
Not one of them looks into his heart, not one of them has the knowledge and wit to think, 'I burned half of it on the fire and cooked food over the embers. Am I right to make something disgusting out of what is left? Am I right to bow down before a block of wood?' (Isaiah 44, 19)
He hankers after ashes, his deluded heart has led him astray; he will not save himself, he will not think, 'What I have in my hand is nothing but a lie!' (Isaiah 44, 20)
Listen to me, you who know what saving justice means, a people who take my laws to heart: do not fear people's taunts, do not be alarmed by their insults, (Isaiah 51, 7)
The upright person perishes and no one cares. The faithful is taken off and no one takes it to heart. Yes, because of the evil times the upright is taken off; (Isaiah 57, 1)
