Fondare 722 Risultati per: Divine Love
I mean to have a reckoning with thee. All the gallants that have enjoyed thee, men that love thee and men that hate, I will muster together; muster them from all around, and then lay thy shame bare, expose thy nakedness for all to see. (Ezekiel 16, 37)
What did Oölla? She played me false, love-sick for the Assyrians that dwelt hard by, her paramours. (Ezekiel 23, 5)
Love-sick for new paramours, into their keeping she should be given up, the Assyrians should have the mastery of her. (Ezekiel 23, 9)
when she was love-sick for gallants lusty as the wild ass, hot as stallions? (Ezekiel 23, 20)
Such is my divine doom; come it must, executed it needs must be; indulgence is none, nor mercy, nor pity; I will pay thee what thy ill life, thy ill thoughts have earned. (Ezekiel 24, 14)
giving me a message for the race of Israel: he means to profane his own sanctuary, that proud boast of yours, which you love so, trembling ever for its safety. Sons and daughters of yours, left behind at Jerusalem, will die at the sword’s point. (Ezekiel 24, 21)
When that day comes, new life shall spring from the stock of Israel, and to the men of Israel thou shalt speak with unhampered utterance, to attest my divine power. (Ezekiel 29, 21)
and I, the Lord, will be their God, now that he rules them on earth; such is my divine promise to them. (Ezekiel 34, 24)
And now, son of man, to the mountains of Israel address thy prophecy, and give them my divine message, (Ezekiel 36, 1)
On Edom, on all the Gentiles that fell to and feasted on lands of mine, marked them down for pillage, my jealous love pronounces doom. (Ezekiel 36, 5)
A promise, then, from the Lord God to every mountain and hill, every upland and valley in the land of Israel! Till now, the Lord God says, you have been put to the blush before your neighbours, but now my love and my indignation can contain itself no more. (Ezekiel 36, 6)
See how the victim-herd throngs the streets of Jerusalem on her feast-days! Yonder empty cities shall be thronged, too, but with men; the proof of my divine power. (Ezekiel 36, 38)
