Znaleziono 1895 Wyniki dla: War
Not yet has the corn ripened, not yet have vine and fig, pomegranate and olive, had time to blossom; but on all these my blessing lies henceforward. (Haggai 2, 20)
Prophets there were long since, that warned those fathers of yours in his name, they should turn away from ill living and rebellious thoughts; yet neither heed nor hearing, he says, would they give me; not for you to follow their example. (Zechariah 1, 4)
but warning of mine, promise of mine, entrusted to the prophets that were my true servants, live on yet. See how the fulfilment of them overtook your fathers, till at last they must needs repent, must acknowledge the Lord of hosts had not threatened them, sinners and rebels, in vain! (Zechariah 1, 6)
What errand, said I, have these? Why, said he, yonder horns made such havoc of Juda till now, never a man might lift his head; what should be the blacksmiths’ errand but to turn them back?✻ Polled they must be henceforward, the heathen folk that once tossed Juda to the winds. (Zechariah 1, 21)
This promise the Lord of hosts makes: After …… glory,✻ I hold his warrant against the nations that plunder you; apple of my eye✻ he touches, that touches you. (Zechariah 2, 8)
It shall go out under my warrant, says the Lord of hosts, making its way into house of thief, house of perjurer that wrongs my name, and clinging close till it makes an end of all, wood-work and stone-work both. (Zechariah 5, 4)
So out they went, chariot drawn by black horses turning northwards; the white followed these, and the roans turned southwards, (Zechariah 6, 6)
Men shall come from far away, to work at the temple’s rebuilding; you shall not doubt, then, it was the Lord of hosts gave me my warrant. Will you but heed the voice of the Lord your God, this shall be your reward …✻ (Zechariah 6, 15)
Bethink you, what warnings gave he by the prophets of an earlier day, when Jerusalem was yet safe and prosperous, she and the cities about her, populous the western valleys, populous the hill-country of the south. (Zechariah 7, 7)
A message from the Lord of hosts: Come now, the true award, the tender heart that pities a neighbour’s need! (Zechariah 7, 9)
What wonder, says the Lord of hosts, they should call in vain on me, that in vain had warned them? (Zechariah 7, 13)
Before that time, labour went unrewarded, for man and beast; so hard pressed were you, none might come or go in safety; every man, in those days, I left at his neighbour’s mercy. (Zechariah 8, 10)
