Talált 159 Eredmények: Ephraim
Why, what a favourite son is this Ephraim, what a spoilt child of mine, that I should pronounce my doom on him, and care for him none the less! In truth, my heart goes out to him; I will be merciful to him yet, the Lord says. (Jeremiah 31, 20)
And Israel I will restore to his home; Carmel and Basan shall be his pasture-ground again, hill-country of Ephraim and Galaad his hunger shall content. (Jeremiah 50, 19)
Son of man, take two pieces of wood, and write on one, For Juda, and the tribes of Israel that take part with him; on the other, that is the stick of Ephraim, write, For Joseph, and all the tribes of Israel that take part with him. (Ezekiel 37, 16)
give them this message from the Lord: Here is this stick of Joseph and his confederate tribes, with Ephraim at their head; I mean to join it with Juda’s and make one stick of it; one stick now, and in my hand.✻ (Ezekiel 37, 19)
next, in like manner, Ephraim; (Ezekiel 48, 5)
Wedded to idols, this Ephraim; go his own way he must; (Hosea 4, 17)
Think you that I have no eyes for Ephraim’s wantonness? that Israel escapes my scrutiny, Israel, so defiled? (Hosea 5, 3)
Self-condemned, the pride of Israel; what wonder Israel … and Ephraim should be entangled in guilt?✻ Juda itself shall not escape their downfall. (Hosea 5, 5)
Alas for Ephraim, in the hour of punishment left forlorn! Mine to teach Israel’s tribes a lesson of faithfulness. (Hosea 5, 9)
Poor Ephraim, ever since he set his face towards the mire, all is oppression with him, all is judgement gone amiss. (Hosea 5, 11)
And all the while I, none other, wear away strength of Ephraim and Juda alike; moth nor canker so surely! (Hosea 5, 12)
What did Ephraim, in his great sickness, what did Juda, bound hand and foot? To Assyria Ephraim would despatch envoys, to yonder ruthless king; but heal you he could not, nor unbind. (Hosea 5, 13)
