Löydetty 3632 Tulokset: But
But I, when they were ill, had worn sackcloth, and mortified myself with fasting, praying ever anew in my heart, (Psalms 35, 13)
But let all who delight in my uprightness shout for joy and gladness; let them constantly say, 'Great is Yahweh, who delights to see his servant in peace.' (Psalms 35, 27)
but the poor will have the land for their own, to enjoy untroubled peace. (Psalms 37, 11)
but Yahweh only laughs at his efforts, knowing that his end is in sight. (Psalms 37, 13)
The wicked borrows and will not repay, but the upright is generous in giving; (Psalms 37, 21)
Now I am old, but ever since my youth I never saw an upright person abandoned, or the descendants of the upright forced to beg their bread. (Psalms 37, 25)
but the upright shall have the land for their own, there they shall live for ever. (Psalms 37, 29)
But the wicked will all be destroyed together, and their children annihilated. (Psalms 37, 38)
But I hear nothing, as though I were deaf, as though dumb, saying not a word. (Psalms 38, 13)
But I make no secret of my guilt, I am anxious at the thought of my sin. (Psalms 38, 18)
I stayed dumb, silent, speechless, but the sinner's prosperity redoubled my torment. (Psalms 39, 2)
My heart had been smouldering within me, but at the thought of this it flared up and the words came bursting out, (Psalms 39, 3)
