Löydetty 144 Tulokset: Rise
In his place will rise another who will send a tax collector to despoil the Glory of his Kingdom, but he will be overthrown within a few days, though neither with arms nor in battle. (Daniel 11, 20)
In his place a contemptible man will rise to whom royal dignity has not been given, but he will intervene unexpectedly and will gain possession of the kingdom by intrigue. (Daniel 11, 21)
At that time, Michael will rise, the Great Commander who defends the sons of your people. It shall be a time of anguish as never before since the nations first existed until this very day. Then all those whose names are written in the Book will be saved. (Daniel 12, 1)
And you, go your way until your end. You shall rest and then rise to receive your reward at the end of time." (Daniel 12, 13)
I will drive far from you the enemy from the North and pursue him towards a land of drought and desolation: his vanguard to the Eastern Sea, his rearguard to the Western Sea. Its stench will rise everywhere. See that I do great things." (Joel 2, 20)
Rise up, O peoples, and come to the Valley of Jehoshaphat, nations. (Joel 4, 12)
"Virgin Israel is fallen, never to rise again! With none to help her up, abandoned, she lies upon her own land." (Amos 5, 2)
all the young people who swore by the god of Samaria and said: Long life to the god of Dan, long life to the god of Bersheba! They shall fall, never to rise again." (Amos 8, 14)
The Vision of Obadiah. This is what the Lord Yahweh says about Edom: We have heard news from Yahweh, and a messenger has been sent out to the nations to say, "Rise, let us go against Esau." (Obadiah 1, 1)
Do not rejoice over me, my enemy; though I have fallen, I will rise again. Though I now dwell in darkness, Yahweh is my light. (Micah 7, 8)
oppression will not rise a second time. Yahweh gives his foe no quarter, he stores up fury for his enemy. (Nahum 1, 9)
so that you may be children of your Father in Heaven. For he makes his sun rise on both the wicked and the good, and he gives rain to both the just and the unjust. (Matthew 5, 45)