Talált 5807 Eredmények: Weh
Let the prophet who has had a dream tell it for a dream! And let him who receives a word from me, deliver my word accurately! 'What have straw and wheat in common? Yahweh demands. (Jeremiah 23, 28)
Is my word not like fire, Yahweh demands, is it not like a hammer shattering a rock? (Jeremiah 23, 29)
'So, then, I have a quarrel with the prophets, Yahweh declares, that steal my words from one another. (Jeremiah 23, 30)
I have a quarrel with the prophets, Yahweh declares, who wag their tongues to utter prophecies. (Jeremiah 23, 31)
I have a quarrel with the prophets who make prophecies out of lying dreams, Yahweh declares, who recount them, and lead my people astray by their lies and their bragging. I certainly never sent them or commissioned them, and they serve no good purpose for this people, Yahweh declares. (Jeremiah 23, 32)
'And when this people, or a prophet, or a priest, asks you, "What is Yahweh's burden?" you must answer, "You are the burden, and I shall get rid of you, Yahweh declares!" (Jeremiah 23, 33)
'As for the prophet, the priest, or anyone else, who says, "Yahweh's burden", I shall punish that man, and his household too. (Jeremiah 23, 34)
This is what you must say to one another, among yourselves, "What answer has Yahweh given?" or "What has Yahweh said?" (Jeremiah 23, 35)
But stop using the expression "Yahweh's burden", for what each man says will be his own responsibility. And you twist the words of the living God, of Yahweh Sabaoth, our God. (Jeremiah 23, 36)
This is the way to speak to a prophet, "What answer has Yahweh given?" or "What has Yahweh said?" (Jeremiah 23, 37)
But if you say, "Yahweh's burden", then Yahweh says this, "Since you use the expression 'Yahweh's burden', when I have warned you to stop saying, 'Yahweh's burden', (Jeremiah 23, 38)
Yahweh gave me a vision: set out in front of the Temple of Yahweh were two baskets of figs. This was after Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon had led Jeconiah son of Jehoiakim, king of Judah, away into exile from Jerusalem, with the chief men of Judah, the blacksmiths and metalworkers, and had taken them to Babylon. (Jeremiah 24, 1)
