Talált 313 Eredmények: Number Of The Beast

• But I was minded to know the truth more fully; what was the fourth beast, so different from all the rest, so dreadful; why must it have teeth and claws of iron, to crush and to devour, to trample on what was left? (Daniel 7, 19)

• And his answer was, this fourth beast was the fourth of those earthly kingdoms, and the greatest of them all, to crush and devour and trample down a whole world. (Daniel 7, 23)

• With those horns it tossed every enemy that came to meet it; west and north and south was never a beast could match it, or escape its attack; no wonder this ram carried all before it, and rose to greatness. (Daniel 8, 4)

• Beast and bird and creeping thing to peace pledge I; bow and sword and war’s alarms break I; all shall sleep safe abed, the folk that dwell in her. (Hosea 2, 18)

• What wonder the land lies widowed, and its folk dwindle; gone, beast and bird, and the sea-beach piled high with fish? (Hosea 4, 3)

• Priests a many, and sins to match their number; shall that title bring glory any longer, and not reproach? (Hosea 4, 7)

• Never do their hearts cry out to me; growl they like beast in den, or beast-like eat and drink and chew the cud; me they have forsaken.✻ (Hosea 7, 14)

• Sons of Adam, they should be drawn with leading-strings of love; never waggoner was at more pains to ease bridle on jaw, fed beast so carefully. (Hosea 11, 4)

• Alas, my country, how valiant an enemy is this, in number past all counting, that comes to invade thee; lion nor lion’s whelp has teeth can grind so pitilessly. (Joel 1, 6)

• Beast on dung-heap rots; barn-wall gapes, and store-house lies in ruin, the hope of harvest gone; (Joel 1, 17)

• And what of Jonas? At the Lord’s bidding, a great sea-beast had swallowed him up; and there, in the belly of it, three days spent he and three nights. (Jonah 2, 1)

• This was the prayer which Jonas made to the Lord his God, there in the belly of the sea-beast: (Jonah 2, 2)