Löydetty 620 Tulokset: Bor

• I thought to refresh my well-set garden, give drink to the fruits that fringe its border; (Ecclesiasticus 24, 42)

• Blessed is he that is preserved from the tongue’s wickedness, that has never felt its fury, never borne its yoke or worn its chains; (Ecclesiasticus 28, 23)

• Neighbour must borrow easily when he needs, must repay readily when his need is over. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 2)

• and he shall find spoilt son headstrong and stubborn as a horse unbroken. (Ecclesiasticus 30, 8)

• The stubborn ox yoke and rein will subdue; slave held to his task is slave bowed to thy will; (Ecclesiasticus 33, 27)

• Have compassion on the people that is called by thy own name, on Israel, owned thy first-born; (Ecclesiasticus 36, 14)

• Children born, and a city founded, will bring thee a great name; best of all, a woman without spot. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 19)

• The children wicked men beget are born under a curse, familiars of a godless home; (Ecclesiasticus 41, 8)

• born of an unholy birth, an unholy death your destiny! (Ecclesiasticus 41, 12)

• Here were men that had power and bore rule, men that excelled in strength, or in the wisdom that dowered them; prophets that worthily upheld the name of prophecy, (Ecclesiasticus 44, 3)

• A man of his own blood, born to infatuate a nation, (Ecclesiasticus 47, 27)

• This man it was brought down a famine to punish them, till few were left of the enemies that bore him a grudge, and found the Lord’s commandment too hard for them. (Ecclesiasticus 48, 2)