Talált 1036 Eredmények: Że

• And I, the Lord says, that destined yonder wild vine to feed the oven, have decreed for the citizens of Jerusalem no other destiny. (Ezekiel 15, 6)

• this message he has for thee. Because all thy bronze was put to such ill use,✻ because thou didst wanton so shamelessly with those lovers of thine, idols most foul, in whose honour the lives of thy own children were sacrificed, (Ezekiel 16, 36)

• yet spared a prince of the blood royal, making a treaty with him and exacting an oath of allegiance. All the flower of the citizens he carried away; (Ezekiel 17, 13)

• and you yourselves shall recognize my power, restored to the land of Israel, the land I promised to your fathers. (Ezekiel 20, 42)

• plain enough it shall be for all the world to see that it was I, the Lord, set it ablaze, and there is no quenching it. (Ezekiel 20, 48)

• Wilt thou not arraign them, citizens of this murderous place, wilt thou not arraign them? (Ezekiel 22, 2)

• Great wrong the citizens themselves do, robbing where they will, harrying the helpless poor, oppressing the stranger and denying him redress. (Ezekiel 22, 29)

• Muster me a company of such men, the Lord God says, and let them make a fearful example of these women, their prize. (Ezekiel 23, 46)

• In Ezechiel, says the Lord God, read your own doom; when that day comes, you will be at pains to do as he does now; you will have learned what power the Lord God has. (Ezekiel 24, 24)

• Never a street of thine but must echo with hoofs; butchered thy citizens shall be, thy fair pillars cast down, (Ezekiel 26, 11)

• Down from their thrones they shall come, all the lords of the sea-harbours, throw robe aside, broidered coats lay down; wrapped in dismay they sit on the bare ground, at the sudden fall of thee bewildered and amazed. (Ezekiel 26, 16)

• For thee, men of Sidon and of Arad manned the oar; thyself, Tyre, gavest men of skill, thy own citizens, to be helmsmen. (Ezekiel 27, 8)