Fondare 565 Risultati per: Temple Restoration
the Lord gave him the mastery. Not only Joakim fell into his hands, but … some of the temple treasures,✻ which he carried off to Sennaar as offerings to his own god, and there, in the treasure-house of his own god’s temple, bestowed them. (Daniel 1, 2)
Blessed art thou, whose glory fills thy holy temple, praised above all, renowned above all for ever; (Daniel 3, 53)
And he, in his cups, would have the spoils of the old temple at Jerusalem brought in, cups of gold, cups of silver that his father Nabuchodonosor had carried away; king and court, wife and concubine should drink from them. (Daniel 5, 2)
heaven’s Ruler defying, thou wouldst bring out yonder cups, the spoil of his temple, to serve wine for thee and thy court, for wife and concubine. Gods of silver and gold, bronze and iron, stone and wood, that cannot see or hear or feel, thou wouldst magnify; for the God that holds thy life, thy fortunes, in his keeping, never a word of praise. (Daniel 5, 23)
High covenant he shall make, before another week is done, and with folks a many; but when that week has run half its course, offering and burnt-sacrifice shall be none; in the temple all shall be defilement and desolation, and until all is over, all is fulfilled, that desolation shall continue.✻ (Daniel 9, 27)
Seventy of these priests there were, that had wives and children to fend for besides. And when the king reached their temple, with Daniel in attendance, (Daniel 14, 9)
So out they went, and the king set on Bel’s viands with his own hand; and what did Daniel? He would have his servants bring ashes, and scatter them all over the temple floor, there in the king’s presence. Which done, all withdrew, leaving the door locked, and the royal seal upon it. (Daniel 14, 13)
he put the whole company of them to death. And as for Bel, he left him to Daniel’s mercy, who threw down image and temple both. (Daniel 14, 21)
Then proclaim a fast, assemble the folk together, ruler and commoner alike summon to the temple, and there for the Lord’s help cry lustily. (Joel 1, 14)
Here in our sight, here in the temple of our God, the festal cheer abolished, all the contentment, all the rejoicing! (Joel 1, 16)
Rejoice, men of Sion, and triumph in the Lord your God; proof he gives you of your restoration to favour,✻ making the winter and the spring rains fall, as in time past. (Joel 2, 23)
Drip now with sweet wine the mountain-slopes, bathed in milk the upland pastures; never a stream in all Juda but flows full and strong. What fountain is this that comes out from the Lord’s temple, and waters the dry valley of Setim? (Joel 3, 18)
