Talált 2845 Eredmények: Thee
passer-by will be fain to shun thee; Nineve fallen, says he, and never a tear! Search where I will, never a friend to comfort thee!✻ (Nahum 3, 7)
Water, there, water for a siege! Raise the battlements higher yet! Down to the clay-pit with thee, tread the mortar, put thy hand to the brick-mould! (Nahum 3, 14)
Fire shall consume thee none the less, the sword cut thee off, hungry as locust to devour.Thrive thou as locust thrives or grasshopper, (Nahum 3, 15)
Wound of thine there is no hiding, hurt of thine is grievous; nor any shall hear the tidings of it but shall clap their hands over thee, so long thy tyrannous yoke has rested on so many. (Nahum 3, 19)
Lord, must I ever cry out to thee, and gain hearing never? Plead against tyranny, and no deliverance be granted me? (Habakkuk 1, 2)
But thou, Lord, my God and all my worship, thou art from eternity! And wilt thou see us perish? Warrant of thine they hold, take their strength from thee, only to make known thy justice, thy chastening power!✻ (Habakkuk 1, 12)
So pure those eyes, shall they feast on wrong-doing? Wilt thou brook the sight of oppression, look on while treason is done? Innocence the prey of malice, and no word from thee? (Habakkuk 1, 13)
All unawares the foe shall spring, worry thee, harry thee, make a helpless prey of thee. (Habakkuk 2, 7)
stone from ruined wall cries out against thee, and beam from gaping roof echoes the cry. (Habakkuk 2, 11)
This was to cover thyself with shame, not with glory; drink thou in thy turn, and grow dizzy! A round for thee, now, from yonder cup the Lord holds in his hand; how shamefully is that glory of thine bespewed! (Habakkuk 2, 16)
Wrong done to Lebanon, scathe of the roaming beasts, shall recoil on thee; fear shall overtake them,✻ city of thine and all that dwell there, for men’s blood shed, and for fields ravaged. (Habakkuk 2, 17)
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)
