Talált 9207 Eredmények: út
What, would they slay without remorse, yonder lords of the flock, sell carcase, and thank the Lord that so enriches them; are there shepherds so unmerciful? (Zechariah 11, 5)
Poor sheep fattening for slaughter, take charge of your flock I must; and two staves I made me, for the better tending of it, one I called Beauty, and the other Cords. (Zechariah 11, 7)
With that, I took up the staff I called Beauty, and cut it in two; in token that my covenant with all the world should be null. (Zechariah 11, 10)
Then I took my other staff, Cords, and cut it in two; in token that all brotherhood was at an end between Juda and Israel.✻ (Zechariah 11, 14)
See if I do not find me such a shepherd for this land of theirs, as will leave lost sheep uncounted, strayed sheep unsought, hurt sheep unhealed; and such as are left whole, feed he will not, but eat ever the fattest of them, tearing only the hoofs away. (Zechariah 11, 16)
Out upon the false shepherd✻ that abandons his flock! Sword shall pierce the arm of him, and the right eye of him, till arm is withered and eye darkened quite. (Zechariah 11, 17)
Burden of the Lord’s doom, where falls it now? On Israel. Word from the Lord, who spread heaven out, founded earth, fashions the life that beats in man! (Zechariah 12, 1)
This is my decree, that Jerusalem’s walls (ay, and the whole of Juda shall man those ramparts) be offered to all the nations round about for a fatal cup;✻ (Zechariah 12, 2)
but to the country folk of Juda the Lord grants deliverance first; clan of David, citizens of Jerusalem shall not boast themselves better than the rest.✻ (Zechariah 12, 7)
Never a nation that marched on Jerusalem but I will hunt it down, when that day comes, and make an end of it. (Zechariah 12, 9)
On David’s clan, on all the citizens of Jerusalem, I will pour out a gracious spirit of prayer; towards me they shall look, me whom they have pierced through.✻ Lament for him they must, and grieve bitterly; never was such lament for an only son, grief so bitter over first-born dead. (Zechariah 12, 10)
When that day comes, never a prophet but shall rue the false vision he trusted in. Deceitful garb of sackcloth each one shall throw aside; (Zechariah 13, 4)
