Talált 1625 Eredmények: Lord Of Lords
And now, Lord our God, who by your mighty hand brought us out of Egypt -- the renown you won then endures to this day -- we have sinned, we have done wrong. (Daniel 9, 15)
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)
And now, our God, listen to the prayer and pleading of your servant. For your own sake, Lord, let your face smile again on your desolate sanctuary. (Daniel 9, 17)
Listen, Lord! Forgive, Lord! Hear, Lord, and act! For your own sake, my God, do not delay -- since your city and your people alike bear your name.' (Daniel 9, 19)
then someone looking like a man touched my lips. I opened my mouth to speak, and I said to the person standing in front of me, 'My lord, anguish overcomes me at this vision, and my strength deserts me. (Daniel 10, 16)
How can your servant speak to my lord now that I have no strength left and my breath fails me?' (Daniel 10, 17)
'Do not be afraid,' he said, 'you are a man specially chosen; peace be with you; play the man, be strong!' And as he spoke to me I felt strong again and said, 'Let my lord speak, you have given me strength.' (Daniel 10, 19)
I listened but did not understand. I then said, 'My lord, what is to be the outcome?' (Daniel 12, 8)
Two elderly men had been selected from the people, that year, to act as judges. Of such the Lord had said, 'Wickedness has come to Babylon through the elders and judges posing as guides to the people.' (Daniel 13, 5)
But I prefer to fall innocent into your power than to sin in the eyes of the Lord.' (Daniel 13, 23)
The Lord heard her cry (Daniel 13, 44)
you with your unjust judgements, your condemnation of the innocent, your acquittal of the guilty, although the Lord has said, "You must not put the innocent and upright to death." (Daniel 13, 53)
