Talált 213 Eredmények: Idol Worship
And besides, they worship the most loathsome beasts-- for compared as to folly, these are worse than the rest, (Wisdom of Solomon 15, 18)
What good is an offering to an idol that can neither taste nor smell? (Ecclesiasticus 30, 19)
Their land is full of idols; they worship the works of their hands, that which their fingers have made. (Isaiah 2, 8)
On that day men will throw to the moles and the bats the idols of silver and gold which they made for worship. (Isaiah 2, 20)
On that day, A great trumpet shall blow, and the lost in the land of Assyria and the outcasts in the land of Egypt Shall come and worship the LORD on the holy mountain, in Jerusalem. (Isaiah 27, 13)
But if you say to me: "We rely on the LORD, our God," is not he the one whose high places and altars Hezekiah removed, commanding Judah and Jerusalem to worship before this altar?' (Isaiah 36, 7)
An idol, cast by a craftsman, which the smith plates with gold and fits with silver chains? (Isaiah 40, 19)
Mulberry wood, the choice portion which a skilled craftsman picks out for himself, Choosing timber that will not rot, to set up an idol that will not be unsteady? (6b) One man helps another, one says to the other, "Keep on!" (7b) The craftsman encourages the goldsmith, the one who beats with the hammer, him who strikes on the anvil; He says the soldering is good, and he fastens it with nails to steady it. (Isaiah 40, 20)
Idol makers all amount to nothing, and their precious works are of no avail, as they themselves give witness. To their shame, they neither see nor know anything; and they are more deaf than men are. (Isaiah 44, 9)
Indeed, all the associates of anyone who forms a god, or casts an idol to no purpose, will be put to shame; (Isaiah 44, 10)
The carpenter stretches a line and marks with a stylus the outline of an idol. He shapes it with a plane and measures it off with a compass, making it like a man in appearance and dignity, to occupy a shrine. (Isaiah 44, 13)
to serve man for fuel. With a part of their wood he warms himself, or makes a fire for baking bread; but with another part he makes a god which he adores, an idol which he worships. (Isaiah 44, 15)
