Talált 1014 Eredmények: Fire From Heaven
So he began to utter blasphemy against God, blasphemy against his name, against his dwelling-place and all those who dwell in heaven. (Revelation 13, 6)
Such wonders could it accomplish, that it brought down fire, before men’s eyes, from heaven to earth; (Revelation 13, 13)
And I heard a sound from heaven, louder than water in full flood, or heavy thunder. This sound which I heard seemed to come from harpers, playing on their harps, (Revelation 14, 2)
I saw, too, another angel flying in mid-heaven, carrying with him a final gospel to preach to all those who dwell on the earth, to every race and tribe and language and people.✻ (Revelation 14, 6)
Fear the Lord, he cried aloud, and give him the praise; the hour of his judgement has come. Fall down before him who made heaven and earth, and the sea, and the springs of water. (Revelation 14, 7)
he too shall drink; but the wine he shall drink is God’s anger, untempered wine poured out in the cup of his vengeance. Fire and brimstone shall be his torment, in the presence of the holy angels, in the presence of the Lamb. (Revelation 14, 10)
I heard a voice, too, from heaven, Write thus: Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord. Yes, for ever henceforward, the Spirit says; they are to have rest from their labours; but the deeds they did in life go with them now.✻ (Revelation 14, 13)
And from the altar came another angel, the same that had power over the fire on it,✻ and cried aloud to the angel with the sharp sickle, Put in thy sharp sickle, and gather the grapes from earth’s vineyard; its clusters are ripe. (Revelation 14, 18)
This was another great portent I saw in heaven, and a strange one; seven angels, the bearers of seven plagues, those last plagues by which the vengeance of God is finally achieved. (Revelation 15, 1)
I saw, too, what might have been a sea of glass, tinged with fire. And by this sea of glass the victors were standing, safe now from the beast, and his image, and the mark of his name, with harps of God’s fashioning. (Revelation 15, 2)
Then, as I looked, the tabernacle that bears record in heaven opened its inner shrine, (Revelation 15, 5)
finding cause to blaspheme the God of heaven in their pains and their ulcers, instead of finding cause for repentance in their ill deeds. (Revelation 16, 11)
