Talált 439 Eredmények: Mercy Seat
If mercy is to be the measure you reap by, seed of yours must be sown in right doing; there are fallow acres to be tilled. Not too late to have recourse to the Lord, waiting for him to come and bring✻ you redress! (Hosea 10, 12)
I will bring healing to their crushed spirits;✻ in free mercy I will give them back my love; my vengeance has passed them by. (Hosea 14, 5)
Your often misdoing, your heinous guilt, never think I am blind to it; innocence hated, the bribe taken, the poor refused their rights at the judgement-seat! (Amos 5, 12)
Shun wrong, cherish the right, justice enthrone at your judgement-seat; then there is hope that the Lord, the God of hosts, will have mercy on some remnant of Joseph’s line. (Amos 5, 15)
By my divine power I swear it, says the Lord God of hosts, pride of yours shall weary me, great houses of yours shall offend my sight, no longer; city and citizens, I will leave you at the enemy’s mercy. (Amos 6, 8)
Thus, when God saw them amending their lives in good earnest, he spared them, in his mercy, their threatened punishment. (Jonah 3, 10)
He will relent, and have mercy on us, quashing our guilt, burying our sins away sea-deep. (Micah 7, 19)
Thou wilt keep thy promise to Jacob, shew mercy to Abraham, thy promised mercies of long ago. (Micah 7, 20)
yet thy fate was hers, exile, and captivity, and children at every street’s turning dashed to death; honour and rank condemned to the lot’s mercy, and the chain’s grip! (Nahum 3, 10)
I have heard, Lord, the tale of thy renown, awe-stricken at the divine power thou hast. Reveal that power in these latter days, in these latter days make it known once more! And though we have earned thy anger, bethink thee of mercy still. (Habakkuk 3, 2)
Lift I my hand, they shall be at your mercy that are your masters now; doubt shall be none it was the Lord who sent me. (Zechariah 2, 9)
Before that time, labour went unrewarded, for man and beast; so hard pressed were you, none might come or go in safety; every man, in those days, I left at his neighbour’s mercy. (Zechariah 8, 10)
