Löydetty 66 Tulokset: Arrives
Behold, a people arrives from the north, and a great nation. And many kings will rise up from the ends of the earth. (Jeremiah 50, 41)
“Say to the provoking house: Do you not know what these things signify? Say: Behold, the king of Babylon arrives in Jerusalem. And he will take away its king and princes, and he will lead them away to himself in Babylon. (Ezekiel 17, 12)
then, having heard the sound of the trumpet, whoever he is, if he also does not take care of himself, and the sword arrives and takes him: his blood will be upon his own head. (Ezekiel 33, 4)
And if the watchman sees the sword approaching, and he does not sound the trumpet, and so the people do not guard themselves, and the sword arrives and takes some of their lives, certainly these have been taken due to their own iniquity. But I will attribute their blood to the hand of the watchman. (Ezekiel 33, 6)
And every living soul that moves, wherever the torrent arrives, will live. And there will be more than enough fish, after these waters have arrived there, and they will be healed. And all things will live, where the torrent arrives. (Ezekiel 47, 9)
And the region toward the sea will have its confines from the great sea continuing directly until one arrives at Hamath. This is the region of the sea. (Ezekiel 47, 20)
And after sixty-two weeks of years, the Christ leader will be slain. And the people who have denied him will not be his. And the people, when their leader arrives, will destroy the city and the sanctuary. And its end will be devastation, and, after the end of the war, the desolation will be set up. (Daniel 9, 26)
And when he arrives, he will do just as he pleases, and there will be none who stand against his face. And he will stand in the illustrious land, and it will be consumed by his hand. (Daniel 11, 16)
Whoever is best among them is like a thorny plant, and he who is righteous is like a thorny hedge. The day of your inspection, your visitation, arrives. Now will be their ruination. (Micah 7, 4)
But he responded by saying to them: “When evening arrives, you say, ‘It will be calm, for the sky is red,’ (Matthew 16, 2)
Therefore, when the lord of the vineyard arrives, what will he do to those farmers?” (Matthew 21, 40)
And let you yourselves be like men awaiting their lord, when he will return from the wedding; so that, when he arrives and knocks, they may open to him promptly. (Luke 12, 36)