Fondare 74 Risultati per: Horse
Horse nor horseman so terrible of aspect, so speedy in advance; (Joel 2, 4)
All other help, the Lord says, shall then be denied thee; gone, horse and chariot of thine, (Micah 5, 10)
What sounds are these? Crack of whip, whirring of wheels, beat of horse-hoof, rattle of chariot. Mounts horseman, (Nahum 3, 2)
Not leopard so lithe as horse of theirs, not wolf at evening so fast; wide the sweep of their horsemen, that close in, close in from afar, flying like vultures hungry for their prey. (Habakkuk 1, 8)
royal thrones shall be overturned, and the power of Gentile kingdoms brought to nothing; overthrown they lie, chariot and charioteer, down come horse and rider, friend turning his sword against friend; (Haggai 2, 23)
A vision appeared to me in the night, of one that was mounted on a sorrel horse, at a stand among the myrtle-trees, down in the Valley; and never a horse in all his company but was sorrel, roan or white. (Zechariah 1, 8)
but as for horse and mule, camel and ass, and all the cattle in yonder camp, these will have perished by the same plague as their masters. (Zechariah 14, 15)
So I looked, and saw there a white horse, whose rider carried a bow; a crown was given him, and he rode out victorious, and to win victory. (Revelation 6, 2)
and a second horse came out, fiery-red, whose rider was empowered to take away all peace from the world, bidding men slay one another; and a great sword was given to him. (Revelation 6, 4)
And when he broke the third seal, I heard the third figure say, Come and look; so I looked, and saw there a black horse, whose rider carried in his hand a pair of scales; (Revelation 6, 5)
So I looked, and saw there a cream-white horse; its rider was called Death, and Hell went at his bridle-rein; he was allowed to have his way with all the four quarters of the world, killing men by the sword, by famine, by plague, and through wild beasts that roam the earth. (Revelation 6, 8)
and when the wine-press was trodden out, away from the city, blood came from the wine-press, and reached as high as a horse’s bridle, sixteen hundred furlongs off. (Revelation 14, 20)
