Talált 123 Eredmények: Wild Animals
vine and fig-tree blighted, whose fruit, she told herself, was but the hire those lovers paid; all shall be woodland, for the wild beasts to ravage as they will. (Hosea 2, 12)
Lone as wild ass in the desert, to Assyria he betakes himself; if mate he would, he must pay for his dalliance. (Hosea 8, 9)
bear robbed of its young should not tear open breast more cruelly, lion devour more greedily; they shall be a prey, now, to the wild beasts. (Hosea 13, 8)
to thee even the wild beasts make their dumb appeal, from dry river-beds, from upland pastures laid bare. (Joel 1, 20)
Flocks shall lie down there … all the wild things of earth; bittern and hedgehog make their dwelling in its doorways, bird-song there shall be in the windows, and raven perched on lintel; so ebbs the strength of it. (Zephaniah 2, 14)
And this was the proud city that dwelt so free from alarms, thinking to herself, Here I stand, with no rival; a desert now, lair of the wild beasts! Hisses the passer-by in mockery, and shakes his fist. (Zephaniah 2, 15)
And he, John, wore a garment of camel’s hair, and a leather girdle about his loins, and locusts and wild honey were his food. (Matthew 3, 4)
And why should you be anxious over clothing? See how the wild lilies grow; they do not toil or spin; (Matthew 6, 28)
John was clothed with a garment of camel’s hair, and had a leather girdle about his loins, and he ate locusts and wild honey. (Mark 1, 6)
I looked closely to find out what it was, and there I saw four-footed creatures of earth, and wild beasts, and creeping things, and the birds that fly in heaven. (Acts 11, 6)
The branches have been thinned out, and thou, a wild olive, hast been grafted in among them; sharest, with them, the root and the richness of the true olive. (Romans 11, 17)
Indeed, it was against nature when thou wast grafted on to the true olive’s stock, thou, who wert native to the wild olive; it will be all the easier for him to graft these natural branches on to their own parent stock. (Romans 11, 24)
