Talált 4578 Eredmények: God
Day of doom, says the Lord God, when there shall be sunset at noon, and earth shall be overshadowed under the full light! (Amos 8, 9)
A time is coming, says the Lord God, when there shall be great lack in the land, yet neither dearth nor drought. Hunger? Ay, they shall hunger for some message from the Lord, (Amos 8, 11)
The Lord God of hosts, whose touch melts earth, to the hurt of all that dwell in it, makes it everywhere mount up and sink, like Egypt’s river in flood; (Amos 9, 5)
Ethiop or Israelite, what care I? the Lord says. God that brought you here from Egypt was God that brought the Philistines from Caphtor, brought the Syrians from Cir!✻ (Amos 9, 7)
Firm root they shall take in their native soil, never again to be torn away from the home I have given them, says the Lord, thy own God. (Amos 9, 15)
Here follows the vision of Abdias. What doom does the Lord God pronounce on Edom? What bruit is this has reached our ears, what embassage has been sent abroad among the nations? Up, march we out to engage him in battle!✻ (Obadiah 1, 1)
Sore afraid the mariners were, and loud they called upon their god; ay, and fell to throwing the tackle overboard, to lighten ship. And what of Jonas? He had gone down into the ship’s hold, and fallen fast asleep. (Jonah 1, 5)
But that would not serve; up came the captain and asked what he meant, to lie there sleeping? Up, said he, and cry out upon thy God! Who knows but God will take pity on us, and grant us our lives yet? (Jonah 1, 6)
I am a Hebrew, he told them, and worship the Lord, the God of heaven, that made the sea and the dry land both. (Jonah 1, 9)
This was the prayer which Jonas made to the Lord his God, there in the belly of the sea-beast: (Jonah 2, 2)
mountain caverns I must plumb, the very bars of earth my unrelenting prison; and still, O Lord my God, thou wilt raise me, living, from the tomb. (Jonah 2, 7)
With that, the Ninevites shewed faith in God, rich and poor alike, proclaiming a fast and putting on sackcloth; (Jonah 3, 5)
