Fondare 85 Risultati per: Queen Esther
Send forth (O Lord) a lamb to be ruler of the land,✻ from Petra in the desert to the hill where queen Sion reigns. (Isaiah 16, 1)
Sidon, poor queen (he says), boast no more of thy virginity; thy name is tarnished now. Cross the sea, and betake thyself to Cyprus if thou wilt; even there thou shalt find no rest. (Isaiah 23, 12)
Come down, sit in the dust, poor maid of Babylon; the ground thy seat shall be; no throne any longer for that queen of the Chaldean folk we knew once, so dainty, so delicate. (Isaiah 47, 1)
Thou wouldst surely be a queen for ever; thou didst it light-heartedly, not recking what the end should be. (Isaiah 47, 7)
Shake the dust from thee, Jerusalem, rise up and take thy throne; rid thy neck of the chains that bound it, Sion, once captive queen! (Isaiah 52, 2)
To the furthest corners of the earth the Lord proclaims it, A message to queen Sion: Look, where thy deliverer comes, look, how they come with him, the reward of his labour, the achievement of his task!✻ (Isaiah 62, 11)
Cries of anguish I hear, as from a woman in the throes of travail; it is queen Sion, gasping out her life, and crying with hands outspread, Woe is me, I swoon away, here in the slaughter-house! (Jeremiah 4, 31)
Juda, poor widowed queen, put sackcloth about thee and strew thyself with ashes; as for an only son make loud lament; without warning the spoiler will be upon us. (Jeremiah 6, 26)
See the children gathering sticks, the father lighting a fire, the mother kneading dough, and all to make cakes for the queen of heaven! See how they offer libation to alien gods, to despite me! (Jeremiah 7, 18)
To king✻ and queen-mother say this, Come down and take your places with the rest, discrowned of your royalty. (Jeremiah 13, 18)
Cast away, thyself and the queen-mother who bore thee, into an alien land, far from the land of your birth, to die there; (Jeremiah 22, 26)
Among these were king Jechonias and the queen-mother, and the chamberlains, and all that were of note in realm or capital; nor were any carpenters or smiths left in Jerusalem. (Jeremiah 29, 2)
