Fondare 559 Risultati per: First Temple
Does a temple catch fire? You shall see priests taking refuge in flight, and the wooden gods, for all the silver and gold on them, burning among the woodwork. (Baruch 6, 54)
and he took me through the northern gate of the temple, and there what found I but women that sat weeping for Adonis? (Ezekiel 8, 14)
Then he took me into the inner court of the temple, and there, at the door of the Lord’s own house, between porch and altar, some five and twenty men were standing with their backs to the temple, that worshipped the eastern sun. (Ezekiel 8, 16)
old and young, man and maid, mother and child, all alike destroy till none is left, save only where you see the cross marked on them. And begin first with the temple itself. So they began with the elders in the court. (Ezekiel 9, 6)
Desecrate yonder temple, said he, and fill its precincts with the slain; then go out on your errand. So out they went, and now it was on the city their strokes came. (Ezekiel 9, 7)
and all the while, as he did so, the cherubs were standing close to the right of the temple, and the inner court was full of smoke. (Ezekiel 10, 3)
and therewith the bright presence of the Lord left the temple threshold, and stood there, cherub-throned. (Ezekiel 10, 18)
With my own eyes I saw them, as they spread their wings and rose aloft; saw the wheels follow as they went; saw a halt made✻ at the eastern gate of the temple, and the Lord’s bright presence resting above them. (Ezekiel 10, 19)
Thereupon a transport seized me, carrying me off to the gate of the temple that looks eastward; and here were twenty-five men at the gate’s threshold, with two nobles, Jezonias son of Azur and Pheltias son of Benaias, plain to be seen among them. (Ezekiel 11, 1)
the one facing south, he told me, was for the priests who kept watch over the temple, (Ezekiel 40, 45)
Then he led me to the porch of the temple; the jamb on either side was five cubits deep, and the width of the gate … three cubits on either side;✻ (Ezekiel 40, 48)
So he brought me into the temple, between pillars that were six cubits square by tabernacle measure.✻ (Ezekiel 41, 1)
