Talált 309 Eredmények: Egyptian gods
Run if you wish, until your feet are sore, and your throat is dry! But you say: 'It's no use, I love foreign gods, it is them I follow.' (Jeremiah 2, 25)
Where, then, are the gods of your own making? Let them rise and save you if they can, in the time of your distress, for your gods, O Judah! are as many as your cities. (Jeremiah 2, 28)
"Why should I pardon you? Your sons have rejected me and sworn by false gods. I gave them all they needed and yet they committed adultery and trooped to the harlot's house. They are well-fed, (Jeremiah 5, 7)
And when they ask, "Why has Yahweh our God done all this to us?" you shall say to them, "Just as you have forsaken me and served foreign gods in your land, so shall you serve strangers in a land that is not your own." (Jeremiah 5, 19)
Do not abuse the stranger, orphan or widow or shed innocent blood in this place or follow false gods to your own ruin. (Jeremiah 7, 6)
You steal, kill, take the wife of your neighbor; you swear falsely, worship Baal and follow foreign gods who are not yours. (Jeremiah 7, 9)
The children gather wood and the fathers light fire. The women knead dough to make cakes for the Queen of Heaven and pour out drink offerings for foreign gods. (Jeremiah 7, 18)
They will expose them to the Sun and Moon and all the gods of the skies, because they have loved and served them, and they have followed and worshiped them. These bones will not be gathered up to be replaced in tombs but will remain like dung on the ground. (Jeremiah 8, 2)
The pleading of the daughter of my people is heard all over the land: Has Yahweh abandoned Zion? Is her king no longer there? -"Why have they provoked me with their images, with their foreign gods?" (Jeremiah 8, 19)
You will say this to them, "The gods who did not make either the heavens or the earth shall disappear from the earth and from under the heavens." (Jeremiah 10, 11)
They have returned to the sins of their forefathers who refused to obey me; they have followed and served foreign gods. The nation of Israel and the nation of Judah have broken the covenant I made with their fathers." (Jeremiah 11, 10)
Then the cities of Judah and the people of Jerusalem will go crying to the gods they worship, but these will not help them in the time of misfortune. (Jeremiah 11, 12)