Talált 1895 Eredmények: War

• tried warriors thy thronging multitudes shall cut down, pitiless hordes that shall harry the pride of Egypt, scatter her wealth. (Ezekiel 32, 12)

• The very beasts that roam beside your full stream I will destroy; never foot of man, hoof of beast shall sully it thenceforward; (Ezekiel 32, 13)

• From the tomb they greet the newcomer, those great warriors, men of the uncircumcised races, allies once, that now lie there, slain in battle.✻ (Ezekiel 32, 21)

• Here is the Assyrian king with all his muster-roll; how their graves ring him about, dead warriors all! (Ezekiel 32, 22)

• shall they not sleep on there with the slain warriors, with the uncircumcised, still armed, swords beneath their heads; their corpses lawless yet, and feared no longer?✻ (Ezekiel 32, 27)

• Thy place too, the place of thy slain warriors, is with the uncircumcised in their ruin. (Ezekiel 32, 28)

• Son of man, tell thy fellow-countrymen this: Plague I a country with war, some frontier-dweller is chosen by the citizens to be their sentry. (Ezekiel 33, 2)

• But what if sentry, when he sees the invader coming, sounds no alarm to warn his neighbours? Here is some citizen overtaken by the enemy; well, his guilt deserved it. But for his death I will hold the sentry accountable. (Ezekiel 33, 6)

• So it is with thee, son of man; for the whole race of Israel thou art my watchman; the warning thou hearest from my lips, to them pass on. (Ezekiel 33, 7)

• If warning thou givest, and he will not leave off his sinning, he dies by his own fault, and thou shalt stand acquitted. (Ezekiel 33, 9)

• And warn them, son of man, warn thy fellow-countrymen that, once the upright man falls a-sinning, his uprightness shall nothing avail him. Sinner that will leave his sinning, no harm shall he have; upright man that sins, no life shall his uprightness bring him. (Ezekiel 33, 12)

• Son of man, turn thy regard towards the hill-country of Seir, and prophesy its doom. (Ezekiel 35, 2)