Talált 3518 Eredmények: Art
It is I, still it is I, that will bring thee consolation. And it is thou that art afraid of mortal man, of earth-born things that die like grass? (Isaiah 51, 12)
Is it thou that dost forget the Lord, thy maker, who spread out the heavens and laid the foundations of the earth? What, go in fear all day long of yonder angry tyrant, sworn to undo thee? What of the tyrant’s anger now? (Isaiah 51, 13)
To thy lips I have entrusted my message, kept thee under cover of my hand, to replant heaven and refound earth, to tell Sion, Thou art my people.✻ (Isaiah 51, 16)
This is the Lord’s promise, You were bartered away for nothing, and you shall be ransomed without cost.✻ (Isaiah 52, 3)
The Lord bares his holy arm for all the nations to see it; to the remotest corners of earth he, our God, makes known his saving power. (Isaiah 52, 10)
Return, return; no more of Babylon; touch nothing defiled as you come out from the heart of her, keep yourselves unsullied, you that have the vessels of the Lord’s worship in your charge. (Isaiah 52, 11)
He will watch this servant of his appear among us, unregarded as✻ brushwood shoot, as a plant in waterless soil; no stateliness here, no majesty, no beauty, as we gaze upon him, to win our hearts. (Isaiah 53, 2)
for all his heart’s anguish, rewarded in full. The Just One, my servant; many shall he claim for his own, win their acquittal, on his shoulders bearing their guilt. (Isaiah 53, 11)
Sing with praise, barren city that art childless still; echo thy praise, cry aloud, wife that wast never brought to bed; forsaken, she is to have more children now, the Lord says, than wife whose husband remains with her.✻ (Isaiah 54, 1)
Husband now thou hast, and the name of him is the Lord of hosts, thy creator; he, the Holy One of Israel, that will now be called God of the whole earth, makes thee his own. (Isaiah 54, 5)
The days of Noe have come again; I swore to Noe that I would bring no more floods on the earth such as his; thou, too, hast my oath for it, I will be angry with thee no more, rebuke thee no more. (Isaiah 54, 9)
Aliens that had no part with me shall come to thy side; strangers shall throw in their lot with thine.✻ (Isaiah 54, 15)
