Talált 838 Eredmények: New Earth
This word came to Jeremiah from the LORD while Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, and his armies and the earth's kingdoms subject to him, as well as the other peoples, were all attacking Jerusalem and all her cities: (Jeremiah 34, 1)
Therefore, thus says the LORD: You did not obey me by proclaiming your neighbors and kinsmen free. I now proclaim you free, says the LORD, for the sword, famine, and pestilence. I will make you an object of horror to all the kingdoms of the earth. (Jeremiah 34, 17)
Build no house and sow no seed; neither plant nor own a vineyard. You shall dwell in tents all your life, so that you may live long on the earth where you are wayfarers.' (Jeremiah 35, 7)
Will you go on provoking me by the works of your hands, by sacrificing to strange gods here in the land of Egypt where you have come to live? Will you be rooted out and become a curse and a disgrace among all the nations of the earth? (Jeremiah 44, 8)
Egypt surges like the Nile, like rivers of billowing waters. "I will surge forward," he says, "and cover the earth, destroying the city and its people. (Jeremiah 46, 8)
The nations hear of your shame, your cries fill the earth. Warrior trips over warrior, both fall together. (Jeremiah 46, 12)
At the noise of their fall the earth quakes, to the Red Sea the outcry is heard! (Jeremiah 49, 21)
How has the hammer of the whole earth been broken and shattered! What an object of horror Babylon has become among the nations. (Jeremiah 50, 23)
Strong is their avenger, whose name is LORD of hosts; He will defend their cause with success, and give rest to the earth, but unrest to those who live in Babylon. (Jeremiah 50, 34)
See! a people comes from the north, a great nation, and mighty kings roused from the ends of the earth. (Jeremiah 50, 41)
At the cry "Babylon is captured!" the earth quakes; the outcry is heard among the nations. (Jeremiah 50, 46)
Babylon was a golden cup in the hand of the LORD which made the whole earth drunk; The nations drank its wine, with this they have become mad. (Jeremiah 51, 7)
