Löydetty 50 Tulokset: horns
The altar hearth: four cubits high, with four horns projecting from the hearth, (Ezekiel 43, 15)
You are to take some of its blood and put it on the four horns and the four corners of the base and the surrounding ledge. (Ezekiel 43, 20)
I continued seeing my visions of the night and saw a terrible fourth beast. It was fearful and extraordinarily strong; it had great iron teeth; it ate, tore into pieces, and crushed underfoot whatever remained. It was different from the previous beasts and had ten horns. (Daniel 7, 7)
I was looking at the horns, when another small horn sprang among them, and three of the first horns were pulled out by the roots to make way for the new. It had eyes like human eyes and a mouth that uttered insolent words. (Daniel 7, 8)
I also wanted to know about the ten horns it had on its head, and about the other horn which had sprung up, and the three first horns that fell, and about this horn with eyes and a mouth that spoke with arrogance, and that looked greater than the other horns. (Daniel 7, 20)
The ten horns are ten kings who shall rise from this kingdom. Another one will rise up after them and destroy three kings. (Daniel 7, 24)
I raised my eyes and saw a ram standing before the river. It had two long horns, but one was longer than the other. (Daniel 8, 3)
It approached the ram with the two horns which I had seen by the river, and it ran towards the ram with all the fury of its strength. (Daniel 8, 6)
I saw how it reached the ram and directed itself against it; it charged the ram and broke its two horns, and the ram was unable to resist. It cast it down to the ground and crushed it. No one could free the ram from its power. (Daniel 8, 7)
The he-goat became very great, but when it was powerful, the great horn snapped and in its place sprang four great horns facing the four winds of heaven. (Daniel 8, 8)
The ram you have seen, with its two horns, stands for the two kings of the Medes and the Persians. (Daniel 8, 20)
and the four horns that sprang up in its place are the four kingdoms that will rise from his nation, but will not overpower him. (Daniel 8, 22)