Fondare 167 Risultati per: Moab history

• So let us begin our narrative without going on at length about what has been said before, for it would be senseless to expand the preface while cutting short the narration of the history itself. (2 Maccabees 2, 32)

• But the two will sweep down together upon the shoulder of Philistia to the west and plunder the nations to the east. They will lay their hands upon Edom and Moab and make the Ammonites their subjects. (Isaiah 11, 14)

• An oracle concerning Moab: Laid waste in a night, Ar of Moab is silent! Laid waste in a night, Kir of Moab is ruined! (Isaiah 15, 1)

• The people of Diman have gone to the high places to weep. Over Nebo and Medeba Moab wails. Every head is shaved, every beard is shorn. (Isaiah 15, 2)

• Heshbon and Elealeh cry out; their howling is heard as far as Jahaz; the armed men of Moab cry aloud and their hearts are faint. (Isaiah 15, 4)

• My heart cries out for Moab; her fugitives flee as far as Zoar, as far as Eglath-shelishiyah. At the ascent of Luhith they go up weeping; on the way to Horonaim their cries are heart-rending. (Isaiah 15, 5)

• Their cry rings round the border of Moab, resounds as far as Eglaim, reaches as far as Beer Elim. (Isaiah 15, 8)

• The waters of Dimon flow with blood, but worse is yet in store, for I will bring lions upon Dimon, upon those who escape from Moab, and upon those who survive in the land. (Isaiah 15, 9)

• Like bewildered birds cast out of their nests, the daughters of Moab stay at the fords of Arnon. (Isaiah 16, 1)

• Let the outcasts from Moab sojourn among you; be a refuge to them against the destroyer." and the destruction is over and those who trample the land underfoot have gone, (Isaiah 16, 4)

• We have heard of the pride of Moab, of her arrogance and insolence, of her empty pretensions. (Isaiah 16, 6)

• Like a lyre, therefore, my soul moans for Moab; my heart pines for Kir-areseth. (Isaiah 16, 11)