Talált 1275 Eredmények: Lie
cankered it lies by a curse, peopled with guilty men, only a frantic remnant left✻ of its inhabitants. (Isaiah 24, 6)
Ransacked and ruined lies yonder city,✻ where every house denies entrance, (Isaiah 24, 10)
Down they must come, the battlements that crown those walls, lie inglorious in the dust. (Isaiah 25, 12)
There they lie, trodden under foot; poor folk trample on them now, the disinherited spurn them as they pass. (Isaiah 26, 6)
Where heart is true, path lies plain; level the road he treads that wins acceptance with thee. (Isaiah 26, 7)
Meanwhile, the city that once was fortified must lie desolate, forsaken, that fair dwelling-place, abandoned, part of the wilderness; cattle will browse and lie down, and crop the tall bushes on it; (Isaiah 27, 10)
Trodden under foot it shall lie, the crown that was drunken Ephraim’s boast; (Isaiah 28, 3)
his the justice inspires them when they sit in judgement; his the courage that rallies them when they fall back, fighting, to the gates. (Isaiah 28, 6)
to them, the Lord’s message was all Pass the word on, pass the word on, Wait a while yet, wait a while yet, A word with you, here, and a word with you, there! And so they will go on their way, to stumble backwards and break their bones, to fall into a trap and lie there caught. (Isaiah 28, 13)
Who stands there? None other than the Lord himself, as he stood once on the mountain of Disruption,✻ vengeful still, as when he stood in the valley at Gabaon; but now, his own purpose to achieve, he lends himself to the purpose of another, now his will is, to let the alien have his will. (Isaiah 28, 21)
Cower down thou must, and offer parley from the earth where thou liest; from the ruins thy voice will make itself heard, no better than a muttering from the ground, as it were some ghost that moaned there under the earth. (Isaiah 29, 4)
From the Lord God, the Holy One of Israel, word was given you, Come back and keep still, and all shall be well with you; in quietness and in confidence lies your strength. But you would have none of it; (Isaiah 30, 15)
