Talált 4578 Eredmények: God
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)
He has fought my battles, and Egypt shall be his recompense, the Lord God says. (Ezekiel 29, 20)
Son of man, tell them their doom in the name of the Lord God, and bid them raise loud lament: Alas, alas the day! (Ezekiel 30, 2)
Such doom the Lord God pronounces; gone, all the props that supported her, gone her proud empire; all that lies beyond Syene, the Lord says, ravaged by the sword! (Ezekiel 30, 6)
Down shall come the idols of Memphis, the Lord God says, I will have no more false gods there, and prince in all the land shall be none. Such terrors Egypt shall know, (Ezekiel 30, 13)
Out upon Pharao, king of Egypt, says the Lord God; that strong arm of his, that broken arm of his, I will disable, strike the sword from his hand; (Ezekiel 30, 22)
in God’s own garden cedar could not overtop it, fir-tree match it for height, or plane-tree for shade. God’s garden itself could not shew such beauty: (Ezekiel 31, 8)
Alas, that he should aim too high, the Lord God says; alas for youth’s luxuriant promise, that swelled his heart with pride! (Ezekiel 31, 10)
I must needs hand him over to a conquering power, that should settle my reckoning with him; he, the godless, homeless should be. (Ezekiel 31, 11)
Sad dirge was his, the Lord God says, at his down-going; the great depth was the shroud of him, its flooding streams hushed and stayed; mourned Lebanon, and all the forest swooned away. (Ezekiel 31, 15)
And thou, in thy greatness and glory among Eden’s trees so like him! Yet thou, like other Eden trees, must come down low as earth can bring thee; and the sword shall level thee with the uncircumcised in death. (Pharao is meant, and Pharao’s retinue, the Lord God says.✻ ) (Ezekiel 31, 18)
This doom the Lord God pronounces: A net-work I have of many peoples that I will cast over thee, a seine that will bring thee presently ashore. (Ezekiel 32, 3)
