Talált 6746 Eredmények: Trust In The Lord

• Alas, alas, Lord God (said I), I am but a child that has never learned to speak. (Jeremiah 1, 6)

• A child, sayest thou? the Lord answered. Nay, I have a mission for thee to undertake, a message to entrust to thee. (Jeremiah 1, 7)

• Have no human fears; am I not at thy side, to protect thee from harm? the Lord says. (Jeremiah 1, 8)

• 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)

• All the tribes the northern kings rule I mean to muster, the Lord says; hither they will march, and each will set up his throne where gate of Jerusalem stands, or encircling wall, or fortified city of Juda. (Jeremiah 1, 15)

• impregnable thou shalt be to their attack; am I not at thy side, the Lord says, to deliver thee? (Jeremiah 1, 19)

• Then the Lord’s word came to me: (Jeremiah 2, 1)

• Go and cry out so that all Jerusalem may hear, with this message from the Lord: What memories I have of thee, gracious memories of thy youth, of the love that plighted troth between us, when I led thee through the desert; alone in the barren wastes, thou and I! (Jeremiah 2, 2)

• Israel was set apart for the Lord, first-fruits vowed to be his revenue; he lay under a ban that plucked them, and must rue his rashness, the Lord says. (Jeremiah 2, 3)

• Listen, then, to the Lord’s word, men of Jacob; listen, every clan that bears the name of Israel, (Jeremiah 2, 4)