Talált 253 Eredmények: Ewa
their land all pathless and desolate, for their guilt’s rewarding, says the Lord God. (Ezekiel 15, 8)
Cry aloud, son of man, and bewail thee, that on my people it must fall, and all the princes of Israel that are left; prince and people, doomed to perish by the sword; smite on thy thigh most dolorously. (Ezekiel 21, 12)
Rid we the land of its guilt; of such harlotry let all women beware! (Ezekiel 23, 48)
what shall be thy reward? The eastern folk shall enjoy thy lands; sheep-cote of theirs, tent of theirs shall be found in thee, crop of thine they shall eat, milk of thine drink; (Ezekiel 25, 4)
Loud they bewail thee, bitter their cry, as they throw dust on their heads and sprinkle themselves with ashes; (Ezekiel 27, 30)
but now, says the Lord God, I will make use of Egypt to pay Nabuchodonosor his wages; all its great wealth he shall have, spoil for his spoiling, plunder for his plundering, and so his men shall have their reward. (Ezekiel 29, 19)
Into this city I was taken, and there met a man whose look dazzled the eye like bronze; he stood there in the gateway, holding a flaxen cord and a measuring-rod. (Ezekiel 40, 3)
then came an inner gateway, a rod’s length deep; (Ezekiel 40, 8)
This eastern gateway had three guard-chambers on each side, alike in size, and alike in size the pillars between them. (Ezekiel 40, 10)
The entrance of the gateway was ten cubits across, and the span of the gateway itself thirteen cubits; (Ezekiel 40, 11)
(And he made the whole length of the colonnade sixty cubits, but this was measuring right up to the pillars which stood out round the gateway);✻ (Ezekiel 40, 14)
and slanting windows in the guard-chambers and in the thickness of the walls that separated them, all round the gateway; the hall, too, within had its windows all round, and there was a pattern of palm-trees on the pillars between them. (Ezekiel 40, 16)
