Talált 6608 Eredmények: Lord
That is why the Lord our God has made good his threats against us; against the rulers of Israel, whether kings or nobles, and against the common folk of Israel and Juda. (Baruch 2, 1)
Neighbouring kings had the mastery, and in all the far countries to which the Lord had banished us, we became a thing of scorn and horror. (Baruch 2, 4)
Slaves are we, that might have ruled; and the reason of it? Because by sinning we offended the Lord our God, and left his voice unheeded; (Baruch 2, 5)
No calamity has befallen us but he, the Lord, had prophesied it; (Baruch 2, 7)
That is why the Lord’s jealous care was for our undoing; he has but fulfilled what he threatened; in all he has imposed upon us,✻ the Lord our God is without fault. (Baruch 2, 9)
Lord God of Israel, whose constraining hand rescued thy people from Egypt with portents and wonders, with sovereign power signally manifested, and won thee renown that is thine yet, (Baruch 2, 11)
Grant a hearing, Lord, to this our plaint and plea; for thy own honour, be our rescuer still, and win over the hearts of our captors; (Baruch 2, 14)
prove to the whole world that thou art the Lord our God, that it was thy name Israel bore, and Israel’s race yet bears. (Baruch 2, 15)
Look down upon us, Lord, from the sanctuary where thou dwellest; thine be the attentive ear, (Baruch 2, 16)
but let a man be downcast over his great misfortune, so that he goes bowed and tottering, dim eyes and hungry belly, there, Lord, thou shalt have the honour that is thy due. (Baruch 2, 18)
Well for us, O Lord our God, as we pour out our supplications for thy mercy, if we could plead that fathers of ours, kings of ours, did loyally thy will. (Baruch 2, 19)
What if they learn to recognize that I, the Lord, am their God (the heedful heart, the listening ear, are mine to give them); (Baruch 2, 31)
