Löydetty 4256 Tulokset: King Of Israel
For through water, their enemies had been punished, by the corruption of their drinking water; and so, among them, when the sons of Israel lacked the abundance they would have had, their enemies rejoiced; (Wisdom of Solomon 11, 5)
For these, advising like a father, you approved; but the others, interrogating like a severe king, you condemned. (Wisdom of Solomon 11, 11)
Neither will king or tyrant inquire before you about those whom you destroyed. (Wisdom of Solomon 12, 14)
And those, whom men could not openly honor because they were far off, a likeness of them was carried from far off, and from it they made a similar image of the king that they wanted to honor, so that, by their solicitude, they might worship he who was absent, just as if he were present. (Wisdom of Solomon 14, 17)
But the same punishment afflicted the servant with the master, and the common man endured the same as the king. (Wisdom of Solomon 18, 11)
The wisdom of many great things has been revealed to us through the law, and the prophets, and the other books that followed these. Concerning these things, Israel ought to be praised, because of doctrine and wisdom. For it is necessary, not only for those who are speaking, but even for outsiders, to be skillful, both in speaking and in writing, so as to become very learned. (Ecclesiasticus 0, 1)
For in the time of king Ptolemy Euergetes, in the thirty-eighth year after I had arrived in Egypt, after I had been there for a long time, I found, left behind there, books with a doctrine neither small nor contemptible. (Ecclesiasticus 0, 6)
The most high omnipotent Creator is One, and he is the mighty King, and he is exceedingly to be feared, sitting upon his throne, and he is the sovereign God. (Ecclesiasticus 1, 8)
Do not seek a role of leadership from the Lord, and do not seek a seat of honor from the king. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 4)
You should not justify yourself before God, for he is the Knower of hearts. And by no means should you wish to seem wise before the king. (Ecclesiasticus 7, 5)
A foolish king will be the ruin of his people. For cities will be inhabited through the understanding of those with power. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 3)
A physician causes a sickness to be shortened. So also, a king is here today, and tomorrow he will die. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 12)
