Löydetty 502 Tulokset: Food To Soul
That is why I cannot keep quiet: in my anguish of spirit I shall speak, in my bitterness of soul I shall complain. (Job 7, 11)
Since I have lost all taste for life, I shall give free rein to my complaining; I shall let my embittered soul speak out. (Job 10, 1)
In his hand is the soul of every living thing and the breath of every human being! (Job 12, 10)
Can the ear not distinguish the value of what is said, just as the palate can tell one food from another? (Job 12, 11)
Such food goes bad in his belly, working inside him like the poison of a viper. (Job 20, 14)
Like wild desert donkeys, they go out to work, searching from dawn for food, and at evening for something on which to feed their children. (Job 24, 5)
For what hope does the godless have when he prays and raises his soul to God? (Job 27, 8)
And thus he preserves his soul from the abyss, his life from passing down the Canal. (Job 33, 18)
and the thought of food revolts him, however tasty it is, (Job 33, 20)
and his soul is drawing nearer to the abyss and his life to the dwelling of the dead. (Job 33, 22)
He has spared my soul from going down to the abyss and is making my life see the light.' (Job 33, 28)
The ear distinguishes the value of what is said, just as the palate can tell one food from another. (Job 34, 3)
