Talált 2204 Eredmények: End
When I stirred abroad, it was at dead of night, with only a few men to attend me, and none mounted but myself. (Nehemiah 2, 12)
But now I called upon them to witness the sore strait we had been brought to, Jerusalem a wilderness, the gates blackened with fire; Come, I said, let us build Jerusalem walls, and endure contempt no longer! (Nehemiah 2, 17)
and now our enemies thought to steal upon us unawares, and put an end to it by taking our lives. (Nehemiah 4, 11)
You are not the only creditors; I myself, my kinsmen and my servants have been lending money and corn on all sides. Come, let us conspire to forgo our rights, let us all remit the debt due to us; (Nehemiah 5, 10)
The Gentiles will have it, and Gosem says the tale is true, that thou and the Jews are rebuilding the walls because you are plotting rebellion. It is said that thou wouldst be king thyself, and to that end (Nehemiah 6, 6)
these Nathinaeans, including those descended from the servants of Solomon, amounted to three hundred and ninety-two in all. (Nehemiah 7, 60)
they were descendants of Dalaia, Tobia and Necoda, amounting to six hundred and forty-two. (Nehemiah 7, 62)
four hundred and thirty-five camels, six thousand seven hundred and twenty asses.✻ (End of the register. The narrative of Nehemias continues.✻ ) (Nehemiah 7, 69)
…This was the prayer offered by the Levites, Josue, Cedmihel, Bonni, Hasebnia, Serebia, Odaia, Sebnia and Phathahia. Up, friends, and bless the Lord your God, as blessed he must be from the beginning to the end of time! Blessed be thy glorious name, O Lord, that is beyond all blessing, and all praise! (Nehemiah 9, 5)
didst give their enemies the mastery over them, till they fell into sore distress. But when, in their misery, they cried out to thee, thou, in heaven, didst not refuse them audience; ever thou wouldst send, of thy great mercy, a champion to bring them rescue. (Nehemiah 9, 27)
And even so, in thy clemency, thou wouldst not make an end of us; even now thou hast not abandoned us, so pitying, so merciful a God thou art. (Nehemiah 9, 31)
In Jerusalem, the population was mixed, men of Juda and men of Benjamin living side by side.The chief men of Juda were Athaias, descended through Aziam, Zacharias, Amarias and Saphatias from Malaleel …,✻ and for the line of Phares, (Nehemiah 11, 4)
