Talált 400 Eredmények: Divine Punishment
A message to the prophets: Crushed is the heart in me, and my whole being trembles; my thoughts whirl like a drunken man’s, bemused by a divine presence, by awe of a divine voice. (Jeremiah 23, 9)
Perilously they shall fare as one that walks by night in slippery places; falter and fall they must; punishment awaits them, the Lord says, my audit-year is at hand. (Jeremiah 23, 12)
To my blasphemers they bring divine assurance that all shall go well with them; never a man so set on his own false aims but they will tell him, Harm shall never touch thee. (Jeremiah 23, 17)
Nor shall the divine anger be appeased till the blow has been struck and the decree executed; what his design was, you shall know all too well, all too late.✻ (Jeremiah 23, 20)
out upon the prophets, I say, who proclaim divine utterances they have borrowed from their fellow men;✻ (Jeremiah 23, 30)
And I will give them a heart to know me, know me by my divine name; they my people, and I their God, once in good earnest they have retraced their steps, and come back to me. (Jeremiah 24, 7)
here am I beginning my work of vengeance with that city which is the shrine of my name, and shall you be acquitted, you others, and go scot-free? That shall never be, says the Lord of hosts; to the sword if I appeal, it is for a whole world’s punishment. (Jeremiah 25, 29)
It may be they will listen, and go astray no longer; then I will forgo the punishment I have devised for their ill-doings. (Jeremiah 26, 3)
This divine warning give them: Listen to me, and live by the law I have enjoined upon you, (Jeremiah 26, 4)
Did Ezechias king of Juda, or his subjects, thereupon put him to death? Nay, they feared the Lord too well for that; went about to appease his anger, so that he spared them the punishment he had threatened. It were pity of our lives, did we so great a wrong! (Jeremiah 26, 19)
A new home I have given you; for the welfare of that realm be ever concerned, ever solicit the divine favour; its welfare is yours. (Jeremiah 29, 7)
As for the king who now sits on David’s throne, and the citizens who dwell here now, instead of sharing your exile, this is the divine sentence: (Jeremiah 29, 16)
