Talált 2623 Eredmények: King David
As Jesus was passing further on his way, he was followed by two blind men, who cried aloud, Son of David, have pity on us. (Matthew 9, 27)
Whereupon he said to them, Have you never read of what David did, when he and his followers were hungry?✻ (Matthew 12, 3)
The multitudes were filled with amazement; Can this, they asked, be no other than the Son of David? (Matthew 12, 23)
And the king was stricken with remorse; but, out of respect for his oath and for those who sat with him at table, he granted her request, (Matthew 14, 9)
And here a woman, a Chanaanite by birth, who came from that country, cried aloud, Have pity on me, Lord, thou son of David. My daughter is cruelly troubled by an evil spirit. (Matthew 15, 22)
Here is an image of the kingdom of heaven; there was a king who resolved to enter into a reckoning with his servants, (Matthew 18, 23)
And there, by the road-side, sat two blind folk, who heard of Jesus’ passing by, and cried aloud, Lord, son of David, have pity on us. (Matthew 20, 30)
The multitude rebuked them, bidding them be silent; but they cried out all the more, Son of David, Lord, have pity on us. (Matthew 20, 31)
Tell the daughter of Sion, Behold, thy king is coming to thee, humbly, riding on an ass, on a colt whose mother has borne the yoke.✻ (Matthew 21, 5)
And the multitudes that went before him and that followed after him cried aloud, Hosanna for the son of David, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord, Hosanna in heaven above.✻ (Matthew 21, 9)
The chief priests and scribes saw the miracles which he did, and the boys that cried aloud in the temple, Hosanna for the son of David, and they were greatly angered at it. (Matthew 21, 15)
Here is an image, he said, of the kingdom of heaven; there was once a king, who held a marriage-feast for his son, (Matthew 22, 2)