Talált 2650 Eredmények: Old
Fared we worse in old days, before ever we called thee King, ever took thy holy name for our watchword? (Isaiah 63, 19)
There is none left that calls on thy name, that bestirs himself to lay hold of thee. Thou hidest thy face from us, broken men caught in the grip of their wrong-doing. (Isaiah 64, 7)
Flocks there shall be, folded on the Plain,✻ and cattle resting in the valley of Achor; of my people none shall be disappointed that had recourse to me. (Isaiah 65, 10)
See where I create new heavens and a new earth; old things shall be remembered no longer, have no place in men’s thoughts. (Isaiah 65, 17)
None shall die there unweaned from life; never an old man but lives out his full time; young he dies that dies a hundred years old; so brief a span, it shall be the curse pronounced on a sinner.✻ (Isaiah 65, 20)
Listen to the word of the Lord, you that hold it in reverence! Foiled their hopes shall be, that hate and shun you because my name you bear; that say, Come, let us see the Lord reveal himself in majesty, let us witness this triumph of yours! (Isaiah 66, 5)
Trust me, I will hold assize upon all such deeds and devices of theirs; ay, upon all nations and races. All must come and see my glory revealed, (Isaiah 66, 18)
And with that, the Lord put out his hand, and touched me on the mouth; See, he told me, I have inspired thy lips with utterance. (Jeremiah 1, 9)
Then the Lord’s word came to me, Tell me, Jeremias, what is this thou seest? A branch of a tree, I told him, with the eyes already open.✻ (Jeremiah 1, 11)
And it is from the north, the Lord told me, that calamity is brewing for all thy fellow-countrymen. (Jeremiah 1, 14)
It is an old tale, now, how thou didst break in pieces the yoke of my dominion, didst sever all the bonds between us, crying out, I will serve no more! Thou wast off to play the wanton, the nearest hill-top or secret forest for thy bower. (Jeremiah 2, 20)
And still thou declarest thyself innocent of any fault, still thou biddest me withhold my vengeance! Come, let me answer thy plea of innocence. (Jeremiah 2, 35)
