Löydetty 1152 Tulokset: Battle Of Jerusalem
Never had Jerusalem known such wealth; yet in the midst of it, wisdom never left my side. (Ecclesiastes 2, 9)
Then my thought took a fresh turn; man’s art does not avail, here beneath the sun, to win the race for the swift, or the battle for the strong, a livelihood for wisdom, riches for great learning, or for the craftsman thanks; chance and the moment rule all. (Ecclesiastes 9, 11)
Dark of skin, and yet I have beauty, daughters of Jerusalem.✻ Black are the tents they have in Cedar; black are Solomon’s own curtains; then why not I? (Song of Solomon 1, 4)
An oath, maidens of Jerusalem! By the gazelles and the wild fawns I charge you, wake never from her sleep my heart’s love, till wake she will!✻ (Song of Solomon 2, 7)
An oath, maidens of Jerusalem! By the gazelles and the wild fawns I charge you, wake never from her sleep my heart’s love, till wake she will! (Song of Solomon 3, 5)
swordsmen all, well trained for battle, and each with his sword girt about him, against the perils of the night! (Song of Solomon 3, 8)
a golden frame it must have, on silver props, with cushions of purple; within are pictured tales of love, for your pleasure, maidens of Jerusalem.✻ (Song of Solomon 3, 10)
I charge you, maidens of Jerusalem, fall you in with the man I long for, give him this news of me, that I pine away with love.✻ (Song of Solomon 5, 8)
Oh, that sweet utterance! Nothing of him but awakes desire. Such is my true love, maidens of Jerusalem; such is the companion I have lost. (Song of Solomon 5, 16)
Fair thou art and graceful, my heart’s love; for beauty, Jerusalem itself is not thy match; yet no embattled array so awes men’s hearts.✻ (Song of Solomon 6, 3)
An oath, maidens of Jerusalem! Never wake from her sleep my heart’s love, till wake she will!✻ (Song of Solomon 8, 4)
dread tyrants to daunt by the very name of me, the name of a king so loved by his people, so brave in battle. (Wisdom of Solomon 8, 15)
