Talált 842 Eredmények: Earth
Fire shall feed on thee, earth run with thy blood, oblivion bury thy name; I, the Lord, have given sentence. (Ezekiel 21, 32)
Blood plain for all to see, spilt on the polished rock, not on earth that might hide it away under the dust; (Ezekiel 24, 7)
rock, not earth, so I would have it; blood unconcealed, to warrant my angry frown, my avenging punishments! (Ezekiel 24, 8)
Among the dead thy place is, that go down into the grave, where time is not; entombed with those other ruined cities in the depths of earth, tenanted no longer. The living world shall see the glory of my presence, (Ezekiel 26, 20)
Peoples a many thy trafficking supplied; all the kings of the earth were richer for wealth of thine, enterprise of thine; (Ezekiel 27, 33)
A heart made proud by its own beauty, wisdom ruined through its own dazzling brightness, down to earth I must cast thee, an example for kings to see. (Ezekiel 28, 17)
None on earth that recognizes thee but shall be dismayed at the sight of thee; only ruin left of thee, for ever vanished and gone. (Ezekiel 28, 19)
and leave thee aground in the desert, and thy fish too. None shall go out to search for thy corpse, or bring it home; carrion it shall be for beast on earth, for bird in heaven, (Ezekiel 29, 5)
Land of Egypt shall be as the desert lands are, cities of Egypt as the ruined cities are, for forty years uninhabited; and the men of Egypt shall be scattered wide as earth among the nations. (Ezekiel 29, 12)
my power shall be known, when the men of Egypt are scattered wide as earth among the nations. (Ezekiel 30, 26)
never again should tree boast of its height, there by the river bank, overtopping the covert of the woods, never again should the waters nourish its pride. Death and the deep earth should await them all, mortal things to a mortal doom appointed. (Ezekiel 31, 14)
How it echoed through the world, the crash of his fall! He too, like all mortal things, was for the earth at last; comfort for those others that were brought to earth like himself, trees of Eden like himself, so noble, so fair, so well watered! (Ezekiel 31, 16)
