Löydetty 428 Tulokset: New

• or, in anger, beasts of a new kind, massive and strange, either breathing out a fiery vapor, or sending forth an odorous smoke, or shooting horrible sparks from their eyes; (Wisdom of Solomon 11, 19)

• Instead of these torments, you administered your people kindly, giving them a desire for a new taste from your delights, and preparing quails for their food, (Wisdom of Solomon 16, 2)

• so that, even those desiring food, because of those things which were sent and revealed to them, were now turned away from a necessary desire. Yet these, after a brief time, having become weak, tasted a new food. (Wisdom of Solomon 16, 3)

• But the impious, all the way to the very end, were overcome by anger without mercy. Indeed, he knew beforehand even their future. (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 1)

• and so that your people, indeed, might wonderfully pass through, but these others might find a new death. (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 5)

• And, lastly, they saw a new kind of bird, when, being led by their desire, they demanded a feast of meat. (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 11)

• You should not abandon a old friend. For a new one will not be similar to him. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 14)

• A new friend is like new wine. It will grow old, and then you will enjoy drinking it. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 15)

• Renew your signs, and work new wonders. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 6)

• Samuel, prophet of the Lord, beloved by the Lord his God, established a new government, and he anointed leaders over his people. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 16)

• For they treated him wickedly, though he was consecrated as a prophet from his mother’s womb: to overthrow, and to root out, and to destroy, and also to rebuild and to renew. (Ecclesiasticus 49, 9)

• Jesus, the son of Sirach, of Jerusalem, who renewed wisdom from his heart, wrote the doctrine of wisdom and discipline in this book. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 29)