Esaïe 9:5-6

Esaïe 9:5-6 S21

En effet, un enfant nous est né, un fils nous a été donné, et la souveraineté reposera sur son épaule; on l'appellera merveilleux conseiller, Dieu puissant, Père éternel, Prince de la paix. Etendre la souveraineté, donner une paix sans fin au trône de David et à son royaume, l'affermir et le soutenir par le droit et par la justice, dès maintenant et pour toujours: voilà ce que fera le zèle de l'Eternel, le maître de l'univers.

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Esaïe 9:5-6 - En effet, un enfant nous est né, un fils nous a été donné,
et la souveraineté reposera sur son épaule;
on l'appellera merveilleux conseiller, Dieu puissant,
Père éternel, Prince de la paix.
Etendre la souveraineté,
donner une paix sans fin au trône de David et à son royaume,
l'affermir et le soutenir par le droit et par la justice,
dès maintenant et pour toujours:
voilà ce que fera le zèle de l'Eternel, le maître de l'univers.

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