Fondare 3219 Risultati per: People Of Judah
This is a rebellious people, they are lying children, children who will not listen to Yahweh's Law. (Isaiah 30, 9)
Yes, people of Zion living in Jerusalem, you will weep no more. He will be gracious to you when your cry for help rings out; as soon as he hears it, he will answer you. (Isaiah 30, 19)
Then moonlight will be bright as sunlight and sunlight itself be seven times brighter -- like the light of seven days in one -- on the day Yahweh dresses his people's wound and heals the scars of the blows they have received. (Isaiah 30, 26)
Your song will be like that on a festal night, and there will be joy in your hearts as when to the sound of the flute people make a pilgrimage to the mountain of Yahweh, the Rock of Israel. (Isaiah 30, 29)
for my people's soil where the bramble-bush will be growing and for all the happy houses, for the rejoicing city. (Isaiah 32, 13)
My people will live in a peaceful home, in peaceful houses, tranquil dwellings. (Isaiah 32, 18)
Your spoil is gathered in as a grasshopper gathers in, like a swarm of locusts people descend on it. (Isaiah 33, 4)
No more will you see that insolent people, that people of unintelligible speech, of barbarous and meaningless tongue. (Isaiah 33, 19)
and no one living there will say, 'I am sickly'; the people living there will find their guilt forgiven. (Isaiah 33, 24)
For my sword has drunk deep in the heavens: see how it now falls on Edom, on the people vowed to destruction, to punish them. (Isaiah 34, 5)
In the fourteenth year of King Hezekiah, Sennacherib king of Assyria advanced on all the fortified towns of Judah and captured them. (Isaiah 36, 1)
You may say to me: We rely on Yahweh our God. But haven't his high places and altars been suppressed by Hezekiah, who told Judah and Jerusalem: This is the altar before which you must worship? (Isaiah 36, 7)
