Talált 1009 Eredmények: Holy Days
Three hundred and ninety days of guilt-bearing I have allotted thee, one day for every year of Israel’s guilt; (Ezekiel 4, 5)
this done, Juda’s guilt thou must bear for forty days yet, sleeping on thy right side; a day for a year, for every year a day. (Ezekiel 4, 6)
I hold thee enchained, and never shalt thou turn from one side to other, till the days of thy siege are over.✻ (Ezekiel 4, 8)
For thy food, wheat thou must have by thee, and barley, and beans, and lentils, and spelt, and vetch; all in one pan mix them, and make thee bread, while thou art sleeping ever on thy same side; for three hundred and ninety days thou shalt eat it.✻ (Ezekiel 4, 9)
Alas, alas, Lord God, said I, here is a soul that never knew defilement; from childhood’s days, beast I never ate that died by chance or lay mangled, nor ever did food unclean cross my lips. (Ezekiel 4, 14)
A third of it thou shalt set alight and burn up within this city of thine, when the days of its besieging are over; a third thou shalt cut to pieces with the blade thou carriest, round about it; and a third thou shalt scatter to the winds, for my unsheathed sword to go in pursuit. (Ezekiel 5, 2)
The very refuse of the heathen I will summon to dispossess them of their homes, to be masters of their holy places, that proud boast of theirs✻ now for ever silenced. (Ezekiel 7, 24)
Days of despair, when they will look about them for a respite, and respite shall be none! (Ezekiel 7, 25)
What means this saying you have in Israel, The days drag on, and never a warning comes true? (Ezekiel 12, 22)
the divine foretelling shall not wait for the divine fulfilling; in your own days, brood of rebels, you shall witness both, the Lord God says. (Ezekiel 12, 25)
Most foul deeds and most lecherous, that quite put thy youth out of mind, the days when thou wast naked, and overcome with shame, blood-bespattered and trodden under foot. (Ezekiel 16, 22)
but humbled thou shalt be with memories of past days, when thou must needs take thy sisters, older and younger, to thyself. Daughters of thine they shall be, strangers to the covenant no longer. (Ezekiel 16, 61)
