(0.09) | Mic 3:6 | Therefore night will fall, and you will receive no visions; 1 it will grow dark, and you will no longer be able to read the omens. 2 The sun will set on these prophets, and the daylight will turn to darkness over their heads. 3 |
(0.09) | Mic 3:12 | Therefore, because of you, 1 Zion will be plowed up like 2 a field, Jerusalem will become a heap of ruins, and the Temple Mount 3 will become a hill overgrown with brush! 4 |
(0.09) | Mic 4:8 | As for you, watchtower for the flock, 1 fortress of Daughter Zion 2 – your former dominion will be restored, 3 the sovereignty that belongs to Daughter Jerusalem. |
(0.09) | Mic 6:5 | My people, recall how King Balak of Moab planned to harm you, 1 how Balaam son of Beor responded to him. Recall how you journeyed from Shittim to Gilgal, so you might acknowledge that the Lord has treated you fairly.” 2 |
(0.09) | Mic 7:4 | The best of them is like a thorn; the most godly among them are more dangerous than a row of thorn bushes. 1 The day you try to avoid by posting watchmen – your appointed time of punishment – is on the way, 2 and then you will experience confusion. 3 |
(0.09) | Nah 3:8 | You are no more secure 1 than Thebes 2 – she was located on the banks of the Nile; the waters surrounded her, her 3 rampart 4 was the sea, the water 5 was her wall. |
(0.09) | Nah 3:19 | Your destruction is like an incurable wound; 1 your demise is like a fatal injury! 2 All who hear what has happened to you 3 will clap their hands for joy, 4 for no one ever escaped your endless cruelty! 5 |
(0.09) | Hab 1:12 | Lord, you have been active from ancient times; 1 my sovereign God, 2 you are immortal. 3 Lord, you have made them 4 your instrument of judgment. 5 Protector, 6 you have appointed them as your instrument of punishment. 7 |
(0.09) | Hab 3:3 | God comes 1 from Teman, 2 the sovereign 3 one from Mount Paran. 4 Selah. 5 His splendor covers the skies, 6 his glory 7 fills the earth. |
(0.09) | Hab 3:6 | He takes his battle position 1 and shakes 2 the earth; with a mere look he frightens 3 the nations. The ancient mountains disintegrate; 4 the primeval hills are flattened. He travels on the ancient roads. 5 |
(0.09) | Hab 3:8 | Is the Lord mad at the rivers? Are you angry with the rivers? Are you enraged at the sea? 1 Is this why 2 you climb into your horse-drawn chariots, 3 your victorious chariots? 4 |
(0.09) | Hab 3:19 | The sovereign Lord is my source of strength. 1 He gives me the agility of a deer; 2 he enables me to negotiate the rugged terrain. 3 (This prayer is for the song leader. It is to be accompanied by stringed instruments.) 4 |
(0.09) | Hag 2:2 | “Ask the following questions to 1 Zerubbabel son of Shealtiel, governor of Judah, the high priest Joshua son of Jehozadak, 2 and the remnant of the people: |
(0.09) | Hag 2:16 | From that time 1 when one came expecting a heap of twenty measures, there were only ten; when one came to the wine vat to draw out fifty measures from it, there were only twenty. |
(0.09) | Hag 2:18 | ‘Think carefully about the past: 1 from today, the twenty-fourth day of the ninth month, 2 to the day work on the temple of the Lord was resumed, 3 think about it. 4 |
(0.09) | Zec 1:17 | Speak up again with the message of the Lord who rules over all: ‘My cities will once more overflow with prosperity, and once more the Lord will comfort Zion and validate his choice of Jerusalem.’” |
(0.09) | Zec 1:19 | So I asked the angelic messenger 1 who spoke with me, “What are these?” He replied, “These are the horns 2 that have scattered Judah, Israel, and Jerusalem.” 3 |
(0.09) | Zec 2:8 | For the Lord who rules over all says to me that for his own glory 1 he has sent me to the nations that plundered you – for anyone who touches you touches the pupil 2 of his 3 eye. |
(0.09) | Zec 2:9 | “I am about to punish them 1 in such a way,” he says, “that they will be looted by their own slaves.” Then you will know that the Lord who rules over all has sent me. |
(0.09) | Zec 3:1 | Next I saw Joshua the high priest 1 standing before the angel of the Lord, with Satan 2 standing at his right hand to accuse him. |