Talált 2084 Eredmények: Sin
Huzza for our king?✻ Ay, but see how the princes fall to their carousing, and he himself reaches out for the wine, reckless as they! (Hosea 7, 5)
Estranged, poor Israel, from the good that was his, and the enemy pressing hard upon him. (Hosea 8, 3)
Kings a many, and with no warrant from me; princes a many, that were none of my choosing; idols a many, of their own gold and silver minted; here is cause enough for their undoing. (Hosea 8, 4)
Appointed sacrifice✻ they still offer, flesh of the sacrifice still eat, but the Lord will have none of it; no more their guilt shall go unrecorded, their sins unpunished; Egypt once again for them! (Hosea 8, 13)
Close at hand the audit-day, the doom close at hand! And wouldst thou know, Israel, why prophet is turned fool, and he can but rave now that once was inspired? God’s heavy plague is this for thy much sinning; (Hosea 9, 7)
So deep the canker of their sin; Gabaa itself never knew worse wrong. For the remembered guilt of it they shall be called to account.✻ (Hosea 9, 9)
Calf✻ of Bethaven, the folk of Samaria once honoured, what ado is here! Mourns people and writhes priest at the passing of its glory; (Hosea 10, 5)
and with that, vanish the hill-shrines of false worship, Israel’s darling sin; grows thorn and thistle on their altars; no prayer have the men of Israel now but that mountains should fall on them, hills should bury them alive. (Hosea 10, 8)
And they are busy yet over their sinning; melt down silver of theirs to fashion models of yonder images, craftsman copying craftsman’s design! And of such models they say, The man who would do sacrifice has but to kiss these calves.✻ (Hosea 13, 2)
Trust me, it is stored away, it is jealously preserved, the record of Ephraim’s sinning. (Hosea 13, 12)
Come back, Israel, to the Lord thy God; it is sin that has caused thy overthrow. (Hosea 14, 2)
Day of gloom and darkness, day of cloud and storm; spread out, like dawn over the hills, this great, this valiant army; never was the like since time began, never shall be, while the ages run their course. (Joel 2, 2)
