Znaleziono 364 Wyniki dla: List Of Kings Defeated By Joshua

• Thou hast kings for thy vassals; royalty, power, dominion and great renown the God of heaven has bestowed on thee; (Daniel 2, 37)

• and with these words greeted him: Doubt is none but this God of yours of all gods is God, of all kings the master; he it is brings hidden things to light, or how couldst thou have read the secret? (Daniel 2, 47)

• Ten kings be the ten horns of that kingdom, and after these another shall rise, more poweful yet, and three of them shall bite the dust. (Daniel 7, 24)

• buck-goat over the realm of Greece, and the great horn between his eyes is first of the Greek kings. (Daniel 8, 21)

• Those four others that grew after its breaking are four kings that shall arise, fellow-countrymen of his, but not his peers. (Daniel 8, 22)

• See where the two kings plot mischief at one table, liars both! But nothing they shall achieve; not yet the appointed hour has come. (Daniel 11, 27)

• This one, the Lord told him, thou art to call Jezrahel; at Jezrahel the blood was spilt✻ for which, ere long, Jehu’s line must be punished, and Israel have kings no more; (Hosea 1, 4)

• Kings a many, and with no warrant from me; princes a many, that were none of my choosing; idols a many, of their own gold and silver minted; here is cause enough for their undoing. (Hosea 8, 4)

• Here be men that hold kings in contempt, make princes their sport; no fortress but is a child’s game to such as these; let them but make a heap of dust, it is theirs. (Habakkuk 1, 10)

• yes, and you will be brought before governors and kings on my account, so that you can bear witness before them, and before the Gentiles. (Matthew 10, 18)

• No, not that; what was it you went out to see? Was it a man clad in silk? You must look in kings’ palaces for men that go clad in silk. (Matthew 11, 8)

• Yes, he said. Soon afterwards he came into the house, and Jesus forestalled him; Simon, he said, tell us what thou thinkest; on whom do earthly kings impose customs and taxes, on their own sons, or on strangers? (Matthew 17, 24)