Fundar 1539 Resultados para: Lie
can the dead come back to life? - day after day of my service, I should be waiting for my relief to come. (Job 14, 14)
yet they would have me believe that night is day, that light to dispel the darkness is at hand, (Job 17, 12)
Hidden in the ground is a snare to catch him, pitfalls lie across his path. (Job 18, 10)
He has alienated my brothers from me, my relatives take care to avoid me, (Job 19, 13)
Like a dream that leaves no trace he takes his flight, like a vision in the night he flies away. (Job 20, 8)
His bones used to be full of youthful vigour: and there it lies, in the dust with him, now! (Job 20, 11)
They lie together down in the dust and the worms soon cover them both. (Job 21, 26)
The clods of the ravine lie easy on him, and the whole population walk behind. (Job 21, 33)
my lips will never speak evil nor my tongue utter any lie. (Job 27, 4)
'She is not in me,' says the Abyss; 'Nor here,' replies the Sea. (Job 28, 14)
(For he sees to the remotest parts of the earth, and observes all that lies under heaven.) (Job 28, 24)
To gain relief, I must speak, I must open my lips and reply. (Job 32, 20)
