Löydetty 315 Tulokset: military strength
For he called on the Lord Most High, who gave strength to his right arm to put a mighty warrior to death and assert the strength of his own people. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 5)
For he destroyed the enemies on every front, he annihilated his foes, the Philistines, and crushed their strength for ever. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 7)
The Lord took away his sins, making his strength ever greater; he gave him a royal covenant, and a glorious throne in Israel. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 11)
For he thinks: 'By the strength of my own arm I have done this and by my own wisdom: how intelligent I have been! I have abolished the frontiers between peoples, I have plundered their treasures, like a hero, I have subjugated their inhabitants. (Isaiah 10, 13)
Does the axe claim more credit than the man who wields it, or the saw more strength than the man who handles it? As though a staff controlled those who raise it, or the club could raise what is not made of wood! (Isaiah 10, 15)
Look, he is the God of my salvation: I shall have faith and not be afraid, for Yahweh is my strength and my song, he has been my salvation.' (Isaiah 12, 2)
a spirit of fair judgement for him who sits in judgement, and the strength of those who repel the assault on the gate. (Isaiah 28, 6)
For Lord Yahweh, the Holy One of Israel, says this, 'Your salvation lay in conversion and tranquillity, your strength in serenity and trust and you would have none of it. (Isaiah 30, 15)
Woe to those going down to Egypt for help, who put their trust in horses, who rely on the quantity of chariots, and on great strength of cavalrymen, but do not look to the Holy One of Israel or consult Yahweh. (Isaiah 31, 1)
You who are far away, listen to what I have done, and you who are near, realise my strength.' (Isaiah 33, 13)
Do you think empty words are as good as strategy and military strength? Who are you relying on, to dare to rebel against me? (Isaiah 36, 5)
They said to him, 'This is what Hezekiah says, "Today is a day of suffering, of punishment, of disgrace. Children come to birth and there is no strength to bring them forth. (Isaiah 37, 3)