Talált 1522 Eredmények: Alt

• so I will claim my rights over thee for all the world to see, and thou shalt learn at last my power. (Ezekiel 22, 16)

• What of the prophets?✻ A sworn conspiracy; lions roaring for their prey, the lives of men; wealth and treasure they must have; there be widows everywhere. (Ezekiel 22, 25)

• Thy sister’s counterpart, the cup of thy sister’s doom thou shalt inherit; (Ezekiel 23, 31)

• Drink it thou shalt, ay, drain it to the dregs, till thou art ready to devour cup itself piecemeal, or mutilate thy own breasts in thy madness.✻ (Ezekiel 23, 34)

• Me thou didst forget; on me thy back was turned; wanton and faithless, thou shalt be held to account. (Ezekiel 23, 35)

• then, when he utters his message, utter thou thine, dumb no longer. So thou shalt be the presage of their doom, and they shall learn my power at last. (Ezekiel 24, 27)

• thy wealth plundered, thy merchandise taken for spoil. Down shall come walls, palaces totter in ruins; stone and timber and mortar of thine shall strew the seas. (Ezekiel 26, 12)

• Bare rock thou shalt be, for fisher-folk to dry their nets on; there shall be no building thee again, says the Lord God. (Ezekiel 26, 14)

• This too: Desolate thou shalt be, thy place among the lost cities; higher and higher yet the fathomless ocean shall rise about thee, swallowing thee up under its waters. (Ezekiel 26, 19)

• but thou shalt have no part in it, thou shalt no longer be; who searches for thee will search evermore in vain, says the Lord God.✻ (Ezekiel 26, 21)

• And for the merchants that dealt with thee, how Carthage poured her wealth into thy market-place, of silver and iron, of tin and lead! (Ezekiel 27, 12)

• But the ships, they were thy pedlars in chief; the ocean-going ships, that gave thee thy wealth, gave thee thy sea-environed renown. (Ezekiel 27, 25)