Talált 19150 Eredmények: Or

• The whole world is at rest and calm, shouts of joy resounding, (Isaiah 14, 7)

• 'On your account, Sheol below is astir to greet your arrival. He has roused the ghosts to greet you, all the rulers of the world. He has made all the kings of the nations get up from their thrones. (Isaiah 14, 9)

• They will all greet you with the words, "So, you too are now as weak as we are! You, too, have become like us. (Isaiah 14, 10)

• Your pride has been flung down to Sheol with the music of your lyres; under you a mattress of maggots, over you a blanket of worms. (Isaiah 14, 11)

• How did you come to fall from the heavens, Daystar, son of Dawn? How did you come to be thrown to the ground, conqueror of nations? (Isaiah 14, 12)

• You who used to think to yourself: I shall scale the heavens; higher than the stars of God I shall set my throne. I shall sit on the Mount of Assembly far away to the north. (Isaiah 14, 13)

• 'When they see you, they will scrutinise you and consider what you have become, "Is this the man who made the world tremble, who overthrew kingdoms? (Isaiah 14, 16)

• He made the world a desert, he levelled cities and never freed his prisoners to go home." (Isaiah 14, 17)

• but you have been thrown away, unburied, like a loathsome branch, covered with heaps of the slain pierced by the sword who fall on the rocks of the abyss like trampled carrion. (Isaiah 14, 19)

• 'You will not rejoin them in the grave, for you have brought your country to ruin and destroyed your people. The offspring of the wicked leave no name behind them. (Isaiah 14, 20)

• Make ready to slaughter his sons for the guilt of their father! Never again must they rise to conquer the world and cover the face of the earth with their cities. (Isaiah 14, 21)

• Yahweh Sabaoth has sworn it, 'Yes, what I have planned will take place, what I have decided will be so: (Isaiah 14, 24)