Fondare 190 Risultati per: Pride
All thy pride sunk down into the world beneath, and there thy corpse lies, with the moth for its shroud, worms for its cerecloth. (Isaiah 14, 11)
twines thee about with misfortune, and tosses thee like a ball into the great open plain! There shalt thou lie, and there that chariot which is thy pride, which is the shame of thy master’s house. (Isaiah 22, 18)
He, the Lord of hosts, designed it; who else drags in the mire the boaster’s pride, brings all the great men of the earth into derision? (Isaiah 23, 9)
Moab shall stretch out his hands, like a man swimming, and low shall his pride fall when they crash down to earth!✻ (Isaiah 25, 11)
Out upon the drunken lords of Ephraim, and the city that is their boast, their crown! Quickly shall it fade, this flower, in the pride of its beauty. Careless they dwell at the head of yonder fruitful valley, all besotted with their wine; (Isaiah 28, 1)
But the Lord has his own people still left him; to these he shall be a crown to boast of, a garland of pride; (Isaiah 28, 5)
From Egypt’s protection you shall have neither gain nor good; my word has been said about her, There goes Pride, let her alone. (Isaiah 30, 7)
Yes, I have listened to the ravings of thy pride against me, and now a ring for thy nose, a twitch of the bridle in thy mouth, and back thou goest by the way thou didst come. (Isaiah 37, 29)
Thus says the Lord, your ransomer, the Holy One of Israel, If I send my emissaries to Babylon, casting down all its barriers,✻ casting down the Chaldeans, with all the pride of their navies, it is for your sakes. (Isaiah 43, 14)
And now (says the Lord) I will still lead thee on thy way, bending the pride of earth low before thee; I will break open gates of bronze, and cleave through bars of iron; (Isaiah 45, 2)
A king’s favour to win,✻ with ointments thou wouldst cover thee, wouldst spare no kind of perfume; on a far errand thy envoys went out, and ever thy pride was humbled, low as hell itself. (Isaiah 57, 9)
Thou, the desolate, thou, the unbefriended, a place unvisited by man, shalt be the pride of ages, the joy of succeeding generations; (Isaiah 60, 15)
