Talált 190 Eredmények: Daniel In The Lion's Den
Poor remnant of Jacob, among those heathen multitudes lost! Yet lion amid the forest herds, lion’s whelp amid flock of sheep, finds not easier passage, brings not down more inexorably his prey. (Micah 5, 8)
Lair of lion, and nursery of his whelps, what trace is left of thee, once so secure a retreat, his haunt and theirs? (Nahum 2, 11)
Hark, how the shepherd-folk lament, their fine mantle✻ gone, how roars lion for the thickets of Jordan stripped! (Zechariah 11, 3)
And now, when you see that which the prophet Daniel called the abomination of desolation, set up in the holy place (let him who reads this, recognize what it means),✻ (Matthew 24, 15)
But the Lord was at my side; he endowed me with strength, so that through me the preaching of the gospel might attain its full scope, and all the Gentiles might hear it; thus I was brought safely out of the jaws of the lion. (2 Timothy 4, 17)
Be sober, and watch well; the devil, who is your enemy, goes about roaring like a lion, to find his prey, (1 Peter 5, 8)
The first figure was that of a lion, the second that of an ox, the third had a man’s look, and the fourth was that of an eagle in flight. (Revelation 4, 7)
until one of the elders said to me, No need for tears; here is one who has gained the right to open the book, by breaking its seven seals, the Lion that comes from the tribe of Juda, from the stock of David. (Revelation 5, 5)
he cried with a loud voice, like the roaring of a lion; and as he cried, the seven thunders of heaven made their voices heard. (Revelation 10, 3)
This beast which I saw was like a leopard, but it had bear’s feet and a lion’s mouth. To it the dragon gave the strength that was his, and great dominion. (Revelation 13, 2)
