Löydetty 3518 Tulokset: Art

• Only he who knows all things possesses it, only his mind conceives it. He it is who framed the abiding earth, and filled it with cattle and four-footed beasts of every kind. (Baruch 3, 32)

• not till then would he reveal himself on earth, and hold converse with mortal men. (Baruch 3, 38)

• how joyously I nurtured them, with what tears of anguish I saw them depart! (Baruch 4, 11)

• Upon him, the eternal, I pin evermore my hopes of your happiness, the holy God, evermore our deliverer! Light grows my heart, to think of the mercy he has in store for you. (Baruch 4, 22)

• Hearts that loved to stray, ten times more eagerly retrace your steps, and come back to him! (Baruch 4, 28)

• What though a great throng of worshippers attends them, before and behind? Let your hearts whisper in adoration, To thee, Lord, all worship belongs! (Baruch 6, 5)

• gods they are, and must wear golden crowns. And of this gold and silver the priests will steal some part for their own uses, (Baruch 6, 9)

• Yet men will have it that serpents creep out of the earth and drink in the secrets of their hearts! Worms, more like, that eat the idol up, clothes and all, and it none the wiser.✻ (Baruch 6, 19)

• Fall they to earth, they cannot rise from it, and though they be set up again, it is in no power of their own that they stand. As well bring gifts to dead men as to these; (Baruch 6, 26)

• redress wrong they may not, nor rid a people of tyranny; dead crow hung between heaven and earth is not more powerless. (Baruch 6, 53)

• clouds drifting across the earth as God bade them, fulfil an appointed task; (Baruch 6, 61)

• Can they startle the world with portents, shine like the sun, light up darkness like the moon? (Baruch 6, 66)