Talált 6608 Eredmények: Lord
And after that, all the peoples of the world shall have pure lips, invoking one and all the Lord’s name, straining at a single yoke in the Lord’s service. (Zephaniah 3, 9)
a poor folk and a friendless I will leave in thy confines, but one that puts its trust in the Lord’s name. (Zephaniah 3, 12)
Thy doom the Lord has revoked, thy enemy repulsed; the Lord, there in the midst of thee, Israel’s king! Peril for thee henceforth is none. (Zephaniah 3, 15)
Thou hast one in the midst of thee, the Lord thy God, whose strength shall deliver thee. Joy and pride of his thou shalt be henceforward; silent till now in his love for thee, he will greet thee with cries of gladness. (Zephaniah 3, 17)
Name and fame you shall have, all the world over, the Lord says, when I call you back and gather you in; when you see the fortunes of Israel retrieved at last. (Zephaniah 3, 20)
It was in the second year of Darius’ reign, on the first day of the sixth month of it, that a message came from the Lord through the prophet Aggaeus; came to Zorobabel, son of Salathiel, that was governor of Juda, and to the high priest, Josue son of Josedec. And thus it ran: (Haggai 1, 1)
Word from the Lord of hosts to his people, that will not restore his temple, but cry, Too early yet! (Haggai 1, 2)
Listen, the Lord said to them through the prophet Aggaeus, (Haggai 1, 3)
Think well on it, says the Lord of hosts; (Haggai 1, 5)
Think well on it, says the Lord of hosts; (Haggai 1, 7)
up to the hill-side with you, fetch timber and restore my temple, if content me you will, the Lord says, if honour me you will! (Haggai 1, 8)
So much attempted, so little attained; store you brought into your houses withered at my breath; would you know the reason for it? says the Lord of hosts. Because to your own houses you run helter-skelter, and my temple in ruins! (Haggai 1, 9)
