Talált 3576 Eredmények: But
Laws they should have, but for their harm, usages that brought, not life, but death; (Ezekiel 20, 25)
my power you shall know, men of Israel, says the Lord God; and that I was your benefactor, not for your deserts, that erred and sinned, but for my own honour’s sake. (Ezekiel 20, 44)
whetted for slaughter, polished to dazzle as lightning does. Never a tree but must fall at thy onset, woodman who art to overthrow the sceptre my son wields.✻ (Ezekiel 21, 10)
Ay, says the Lord God, still fresh is the memory of that guilt; open rebels you are, and never a thought in your hearts but shews vile; capture awaits you, that revive those memories still. (Ezekiel 21, 24)
Nay, sword of Ammon, it was but a vain dream, a lying augury, that it should be thy office to fall on the necks of yonder doomed sinners, whose time has run out. (Ezekiel 21, 29)
Son of man, where the race of Israel shews in the heart of the furnace, nothing I find but dross; all is copper, and tin, and iron, and lead; dross of silver where silver should be. (Ezekiel 22, 18)
What wonder if I have poured out my vengeance, burnt them up in my anger? It was but their deserts I gave them, says the Lord God. (Ezekiel 22, 31)
Among the flower of Assyrian chivalry was none but enjoyed her favours; and she, that courted all alike, soiled herself with their idolatry. (Ezekiel 23, 7)
Weary thou art and disdainful of them, says the Lord God, but they shall have the mastery of thee; (Ezekiel 23, 28)
but sure enough they went in, boldly as to a harlot’s bed.✻ Such lovers had Oölla and Oöliba, wantons both. (Ezekiel 23, 44)
A riddle, a parable, for the rebellious brood! Tell them the Lord God this bidding gave thee: Set a pot on the fire, but filling it first with water; (Ezekiel 24, 3)
But ah, says the Lord God, what of the city that is stained with blood? It is no better than a pot covered with rust, that cannot be scraped off any longer; broken in pieces that must be cast away one by one; never shall the lot fall upon it.✻ (Ezekiel 24, 6)
