Talált 4578 Eredmények: God
wilt thou still boast of thy godhead to the slayer, while his sword ungods thee? (Ezekiel 28, 9)
This be thy message to him from the Lord God: The token, thou, of my considerateness.✻ How wise thou wast, how peerlessly fair, (Ezekiel 28, 12)
with all God’s garden to take thy pleasure in! No precious stone but went to thy adorning; sardius, topaz, jasper, chrysolith, onyx, beryl, sapphire, carbuncle and emerald; all of gold was thy fair fashioning. And thy niche✻ was prepared for thee when thou wast created; (Ezekiel 28, 13)
a cherub thou shouldst be, thy wings outstretched in protection; there on God’s holy mountain I placed thee, to come and go between the wheels of fire.✻ (Ezekiel 28, 14)
all these traffickings had made thee false within, and for thy guilt I must expel thee, guardian cherub as thou wert, from God’s mountain; between the wheels of fire thou shouldst walk no longer. (Ezekiel 28, 16)
This message give it from the Lord God: Have at thee, Sidon! Battle-field thy territory shall be of my renown! In her, too, my power shall be made known, my sentence executed, my holiness vindicated. (Ezekiel 28, 22)
No more shall the Israelites have scornful enemies round about, thorns and briers to prick and hurt them;✻ they shall know at last what manner of God they serve. (Ezekiel 28, 24)
When I restore the scattered race of Israel from its exile, the Lord God says, my holiness shall be vindicated for all the world to see. The land I gave to my servant Jacob shall be thenceforward its home; (Ezekiel 28, 25)
securely it shall dwell there, build houses, plant vineyards, fear no attack. It shall see every scornful neighbour punished, and know at last what it is to have the Lord for its God. (Ezekiel 28, 26)
This message give him from the Lord God: Have at thee, Pharao, king of Egypt, great dragon that liest couched between thy streams, boasting that yonder river is thy own, thou art a god, self-created!✻ (Ezekiel 29, 3)
This doom, then, the Lord God pronounces: For thee, the sword; man nor beast will I spare in thee; (Ezekiel 29, 8)
No more shall it raise hopes among the men of Israel, and bring upon them the guilt of finding a refuge there; they shall learn that I, the Lord, am their God. (Ezekiel 29, 16)
