Fondare 356 Risultati per: Egyptian Gods
Jeremias did not go unanswered; there were men there who knew well their wives made offering to alien gods; of the women themselves, many were standing by. They had but one thought, all these exiles that were making their home at Phatures in Egypt; (Jeremiah 44, 15)
It was because you sacrificed, in the Lord’s despite, to false gods, because you would not obey him, would not follow law and decree and ordinance of his, that all the calamity of these times has come upon you. (Jeremiah 44, 23)
The Lord of hosts, the God of Israel, has pronounced his doom: I mean to have a reckoning now with Ammon of Thebes,✻ with Pharao and Egypt, with all its gods and all its kings, with Pharao and all who trust in Pharao’s aid! (Jeremiah 46, 25)
None will I leave in Moab, the Lord says, to worship at the hill-shrines, or do sacrifice to its gods. (Jeremiah 48, 35)
Tell it out, proclaim it for all the world to hear; set up a trophy, and cry the news, leave nothing untold! News of Babylon taken, and Bel thwarted, and Merodach overcome; all the idols put to shame, routed, all the false gods! (Jeremiah 50, 2)
A time is coming, the Lord says, when I mean to have a reckoning with those false gods of hers. Everywhere in Chaldaea there shall be wounded men a-groaning; (Jeremiah 51, 52)
each must follow the whim of his own false heart, doing sacrifice to alien gods, and setting the will of the Lord, our own God, at defiance. (Baruch 1, 22)
Had you not challenged the eternal power that made you, by sacrificing to evil powers, that gods were none? (Baruch 4, 7)
And you must know that you will see, in that country, gods of gold and silver, gods of stone and wood, that are carried about on men’s shoulders; to the heathen, things of great dread. (Baruch 6, 3)
gods they are, and must wear golden crowns. And of this gold and silver the priests will steal some part for their own uses, (Baruch 6, 9)
and spend it on their minions; what the gods wore, harlots wear, what harlots wore, the gods.✻ (Baruch 6, 10)
another carries sword or axe, yet from alarm of war or of robbers cannot defend itself; be sure, then, gods they are not. (Baruch 6, 14)
