Talált 454 Eredmények: Isä
thou, Lord, art Israel’s hope; the men who forsake thee will be disappointed, the men who swerve from thy paths will be names written in sand; have they not forsaken that Lord who is the fountain of living water? (Jeremiah 17, 13)
But the Lord stands at my side, a strong champion; fall and fail they must, my persecutors, and be disappointed of their hopes; fools, that cannot foresee shame eternal, shame indelible, awaiting them! (Jeremiah 20, 11)
Why must I come out into the light of day, where only labour and sorrow greet me, and in disappointed striving all my life is spent? (Jeremiah 20, 18)
then let it be thought that I mean to cast Israel away, or depose the line of David from its headship over all who spring from Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Trust me, their doom shall be reversed, their lot shall be pitied. (Jeremiah 33, 26)
who thereupon went down to the secretary’s room, where he found all the notables assembled. There was the secretary, Elisama; there were Dalaias son of Semeias, and Elnathan son of Achobor, and Gamarias son of Saphan, and Sedecias son of Hananias, and all the notables in general. (Jeremiah 36, 12)
the king would have Judi fetch the book itself from Elisama’s room; which he did, and read it out for the king to hear, and all the courtiers that stood about him. (Jeremiah 36, 21)
The seventh month had come; and now Ismahel, son of Nathanias, son of Elisama, one of the royal princes and the king’s vassals,✻ came with ten followers to Masphath, where Godolias was, and at Masphath they sat at table together. (Jeremiah 41, 1)
Then they shall come home again; back to the country I promised to their fathers, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob; they shall be masters of it, and their dwindled strength shall thrive anew. (Baruch 2, 34)
They disappeared, went to their graves, and other succeeded them; (Baruch 3, 19)
No smile of content greeted the disaster of thy fall, but shall be paid for with a sigh of desolation; (Baruch 4, 33)
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)
The king of Babylon strong, and Pharao disabled; my power shall be known, when my sword, in Babylon’s hand, hangs over Egypt; (Ezekiel 30, 25)
