Talált 1851 Eredmények: Vin
(to give to Zion's mourners), to give them for ashes a garland, for mourning-dress, the oil of gladness, for despondency, festal attire; and they will be called 'terebinths of saving justice', planted by Yahweh to glorify him. (Isaiah 61, 3)
Strangers will come forward to feed your flocks, foreigners be your ploughmen and vinedressers; (Isaiah 61, 5)
I exult for joy in Yahweh, my soul rejoices in my God, for he has clothed me in garments of salvation, he has wrapped me in a cloak of saving justice, like a bridegroom wearing his garland, like a bride adorned in her jewels. (Isaiah 61, 10)
For as the earth sends up its shoots and a garden makes seeds sprout, so Lord Yahweh makes saving justice and praise spring up in the sight of all nations. (Isaiah 61, 11)
About Zion I will not be silent, about Jerusalem I shall not rest until saving justice dawns for her like a bright light and her salvation like a blazing torch. (Isaiah 62, 1)
The nations will then see your saving justice, and all kings your glory, and you will be called a new name which Yahweh's mouth will reveal. (Isaiah 62, 2)
Who is this coming from Edom, from Bozrah in crimson garments, so magnificently dressed, marching so full of strength? - It is I, whose word is saving justice, whose power is to save. (Isaiah 63, 1)
living in tombs, spending the night in dark corners, eating the meat of pigs, putting unclean foods on their plates. (Isaiah 65, 4)
punished your guilt and your ancestors' guilt together, Yahweh declares. For having burnt incense on the mountains and insulted me on the hills, I shall pay them back in full for what they have done. (Isaiah 65, 7)
They will build houses and live in them, they will plant vineyards and eat their fruit. (Isaiah 65, 21)
The words of Jeremiah son of Hilkiah, one of the priests living at Anathoth in the territory of Benjamin. (Jeremiah 1, 1)
They never said, "Where is Yahweh, who brought us out of Egypt and led us through the desert, through a land of plains and ravines, through a land of drought, of shadow dark as death, a land through which no one passes and where no human being lives?" (Jeremiah 2, 6)
