Revelation 12:2

Catholic Public Domain Version

And being with child, she cried out while giving birth, and she was suffering in order to give birth.

Cross References

Isaiah 26:17

Like a woman who has conceived and is approaching the time for delivery, who, in anguish, cries out in her pains, so have we become before your face, O Lord.

Isaiah 53:11

Because his soul has labored, he will see and be satisfied. By his knowledge, my just servant will himself justify many, and he himself will carry their iniquities.

Isaiah 54:1

Give praise, you who are barren and unable to conceive. Sing praise and make a joyful noise, you who have not given birth. For many are the children of the desolate, more so than of her who has a husband, says the Lord.

Isaiah 66:6

A voice of the people from the city! A voice from the temple! The voice of the Lord repaying retribution to his enemies!

Micah 4:9

Now, why have you come together in grief? Is there not a king in you, or has your counselor gone away? For sorrow has overtaken you, like the pain of giving birth.

Micah 5:3

Because of this, he will provide for them, even until the time in which she who bears him gives birth. And the remnant of his brothers will be converted to the sons of Israel.

Matthew 24:8

But all these things are just the beginning of the sorrows.

John 16:21

A woman, when she is giving birth, has sorrow, because her hour has arrived. But when she has given birth to the child, then she no longer remembers the difficulties, because of the joy: for a man has been born into the world.

Galatians 4:19

My little sons, I am giving birth to you again, until Christ is formed in you.

Galatians 4:27

For it was written: "Rejoice, O barren one, though you do not conceive. Burst forth and cry out, though you do not give birth. For many are the children of the desolate, even more than of her who has a husband."

Revelation 12:4

And his tail drew down a third part of the stars of heaven and cast them to the earth. And the dragon stood before the woman, who was about to give birth, so that, when she had brought forth, he might devour her son.