Talált 3288 Eredmények: Aid

• so I asked him, whither he was bound? For Jerusalem, said he, to measure length and breadth of it. (Zechariah 2, 2)

• Speed thee, said he, on thy way, and tell that pupil of thine:✻ So full Jerusalem shall be, of men and cattle both, wall it shall have none to hedge it in; (Zechariah 2, 4)

• Sion, poor maid, break out into songs of rejoicing; I am on my way, coming to dwell in the midst of thee, the Lord says. (Zechariah 2, 10)

• There be nations a many that shall rally that day to the Lord’s side; they, too, shall be people of mine, but with thee shall be my dwelling.Doubt there shall be none it was the Lord of hosts sent me to thy aid.✻ (Zechariah 2, 11)

• the angel gave it out to his attendants they should take away these vile rags from him; Guilt of thine, said he, I have set by; thou shalt have new garments to wear instead. (Zechariah 3, 4)

• Now, said he, what seest thou? Why, I said, here is a lamp-stand meets my eyes, all of gold. A bowl this lamp-stand has at the top of it, and from the bowl run seven pipes, to feed the seven lamps that crown it. (Zechariah 4, 2)

• What, said my monitor, canst thou not recognize it? Not I, my Lord, I answered. (Zechariah 4, 5)

• What said he, canst thou not tell? Not I, my Lord, I answered. (Zechariah 4, 13)

• What should these be, he said, but the two newly-anointed ones that stand in his presence, who is Master of the whole earth? (Zechariah 4, 14)

• So when he asked, what saw I, A scroll, I said, that flies past, twenty cubits long and ten broad. (Zechariah 5, 2)

• Here is ban, said he, that runs all the world over; thief is none, perjurer is none but shall be judged✻ by the tenour of it. (Zechariah 5, 3)

• What is it? I asked. Bushel-measure is this, he told me; And it is nothing other, said he, than guilt of theirs,✻ spread abroad over the whole earth. (Zechariah 5, 6)