Talált 71 Eredmények: branches
I spread out my branches like a terebinth, my branches so bright and so graceful. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 16)
The root of all conduct is the mind; four branches it shoots forth: (Ecclesiasticus 37, 17)
Like the blossoms on the branches in springtime, like a lily on the banks of a stream; Like the trees of Lebanon in summer, (Ecclesiasticus 50, 8)
The terraced slopes of Heshbon languish, the vines of Sibmah, Whose clusters overpowered the lords of nations, While they reached as far as Jazer and scattered over the desert, And whose branches spread forth and extended over the sea. (Isaiah 16, 8)
Only a scattering of grapes shall be left! As when an olive tree has been beaten, Two or three olives remain at the very top, four or five on its fruitful branches, says the LORD, the God of Israel. (Isaiah 17, 6)
Before the vintage, when the flowering is ended, and the blooms are succeeded by ripening grapes, Then comes the cutting of branches with pruning hooks and the discarding of the lopped-off shoots. (Isaiah 18, 5)
its branches shall wither and be broken off, and women shall come to build a fire with them. This is not an understanding people; therefore their maker shall not spare them, nor shall he who formed them have mercy on them. (Isaiah 27, 11)
when you hear the great invasion? A spreading olive tree, goodly to behold, the LORD has named you; Now he sets fire to it, its branches burn. (Jeremiah 11, 16)
To sprout and grow up a vine, dense and low-lying, Its branches turned toward him, its roots lying under him. Thus it became a vine, produced branches and put forth shoots. (Ezekiel 17, 6)
But there was another great eagle, great of wing, rich in plumage; To him this vine bent its roots, sent out its branches, That he might water it more freely than the bed where it was planted. (Ezekiel 17, 7)
In a fertile field by plentiful waters it was planted, to grow branches, bear fruit, and become a majestic vine. (Ezekiel 17, 8)
Therefore say: Thus says the Lord GOD: I, too, will take from the crest of the cedar, from its topmost branches tear off a tender shoot, And plant it on a high and lofty mountain; (Ezekiel 17, 22)