Löydetty 361 Tulokset: family of Ephraim
because of the mischief that Aram (Ephraim and the son of Remaliah) plots against you, saying, (Isaiah 7, 5)
Damascus is the capital of Aram, and Rezin the head of Damascus; Samaria is the capital of Ephraim, and Remaliah's son the head of Samaria. (Isaiah 7, 8)
But within sixty years and five, Ephraim shall be crushed, no longer a nation. Unless your faith is firm you shall not be firm! (Isaiah 7, 9)
The LORD shall bring upon you and your people and your father's house days worse than any since Ephraim seceded from Judah. (This means the king of Assyria.) (Isaiah 7, 17)
And all the people know it, Ephraim and those who dwell in Samaria, those who say in arrogance and pride of heart, (Isaiah 9, 8)
Manasseh devours Ephraim, and Ephraim Manasseh; together they turn on Judah. For all this, his wrath is not turned back, his hand is still outstretched! (Isaiah 9, 20)
The envy of Ephraim shall pass away, and the rivalry of Judah be removed; Ephraim shall not be jealous of Judah, and Judah shall not be hostile to Ephraim; (Isaiah 11, 13)
The fortress shall be lost to Ephraim and the kingdom to Damascus; The remnant of Aram shall have the same glory as the Israelites, says the LORD of hosts. (Isaiah 17, 3)
I will fix him like a peg in a sure spot, to be a place of honor for his family; (Isaiah 22, 23)
On him shall hang all the glory of his family: descendants and offspring, all the little dishes, from bowls to jugs. (Isaiah 22, 24)
Woe to the majestic garland of the drunkard Ephraim, To the fading blooms of his glorious beauty, on the head of him who is stupefied with wine. (Isaiah 28, 1)
With feet that will trample the majestic garland of the drunkard Ephraim. (Isaiah 28, 3)