Trouvé 148 Résultats pour: pity
In a flood of anger, for a moment I hid my face from you. But in everlasting love I have taken pity on you, says Yahweh, your redeemer. (Isaiah 54, 8)
For the mountains may go away and the hills may totter, but my faithful love will never leave you, my covenant of peace will never totter, says Yahweh who takes pity on you. (Isaiah 54, 10)
Let the wicked abandon his way and the evil one his thoughts. Let him turn back to Yahweh who will take pity on him, to our God, for he is rich in forgiveness; (Isaiah 55, 7)
In all their troubles, it was no messenger or angel but his presence that saved them. In his love and pity he himself redeemed them, lifted them up and carried them throughout the days of old. (Isaiah 63, 9)
But having uprooted them, I shall take pity on them again and bring them back each to its own heritage, each to its own country, (Jeremiah 12, 15)
Who is there to pity you, Jerusalem, who to grieve for you, who to go out of his way and ask how you are? (Jeremiah 15, 5)
'Yes, Yahweh says this, "Go into no house where there is mourning, do not go and lament or grieve with them; for I have withdrawn my peace from this people, Yahweh declares, and faithful love and pity too. (Jeremiah 16, 5)
Yahweh says this: Look, I shall restore the tents of Jacob and take pity on his dwellings: the town will be rebuilt on its mound, the stronghold where it ought to stand. (Jeremiah 30, 18)
Is Ephraim, then, so dear a son to me, a child so favoured, that whenever I mention him I remember him lovingly still? That is why I yearn for him, why I must take pity on him, Yahweh declares. (Jeremiah 31, 20)
why, then I shall reject the descendants of Jacob and of David my servant and cease to choose rulers from his descendants for the heirs of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob! For I shall bring back their captives and take pity on them." ' (Jeremiah 33, 26)
I shall take pity on you, so that he pities you and lets you return to your native soil. (Jeremiah 42, 12)
Yahweh has done what he planned, has carried out his threat, as he ordained long ago: he has destroyed without pity, increasing the might of your foes -- and letting your foes get the credit. (Lamentations 2, 17)