Talált 2845 Eredmények: Thee

• A long time thou must wait for me, I told her, thy wantonness leaving, yet still unwed; and I will wait for thee as faithfully. (Hosea 3, 3)

• Ruin for thee, sir priest, this day, and, come night, the prophet shall share thy ruin;✻ name of the mother that bore thee shall perish, (Hosea 4, 5)

• Juda, what of thyself? For thee, no harvest?✻ When I restore my people from exile … (Hosea 6, 11)

• to me Israel cries out, My God! cries out, We acknowledge thee!✻ (Hosea 8, 2)

• prophet of thine, watchman of thine, Ephraim, is a snare at every turn, luring thee to thy ruin, and at God’s decree; he stands there in God’s house, a plague to thee. (Hosea 9, 8)

• Thy gift to them, Lord, what is the best gift they can have of thee? A womb, assuredly, that miscarries, and dried-up breasts! (Hosea 9, 14)

• Cast away, my God, from thy presence, because heed thee they would not, cast away to wander homeless through the world! (Hosea 9, 17)

• What, Ephraim, must I abandon thee? Must I keep Israel under watch and ward? Can I let thee go the way of Adama, share the doom of Seboim? All at once my heart misgives me, and from its embers pity revives. (Hosea 11, 8)

• I, the Lord, thy God in Egypt, and thy God still! Once again thou shalt dwell in tents, as in the days when I kept tryst with thee;✻ (Hosea 12, 9)

• out in the desert, out in the parched wastes, owned I thee. (Hosea 13, 5)

• Alas, Israel, undone! Who but I can aid thee? (Hosea 13, 9)

• Thy king, where is he? Now, if ever, from end to end of thee thou hast sore need of king and princes both; king and court thou didst demand of me, (Hosea 13, 10)