Löydetty 249 Tulokset: Bread
What are man’s first needs? Water, and bread, and clothing, and the privacy of a home. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 28)
Bitter words for an honest man to hear; shall he owe his bread to one that reviles him as homeless? (Ecclesiasticus 29, 35)
Poor man’s bread is poor man’s life; cheat him of it, and thou hast slain him; (Ecclesiasticus 34, 25)
his clan first of all must have bread enough and to spare, his children should inherit the eating of the Lord’s own sacrifice. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 26)
And the other answers, Who, I? Nay, I have no doctor’s skill. As for my house, there is neither bread nor coat in it; ruler thou shalt never make of me. (Isaiah 3, 7)
Day of desolation! Here are seven women catching hold of one man, and promi-sing, We will earn our bread, find ourselves in clothing; only let us bear thy name, and be saved from the reproach of barrenness! (Isaiah 4, 1)
Dwellers in the south, bring out water to meet the thirsty, bread to meet fleeing men. (Isaiah 21, 14)
Bread the Lord will grant, though it be sparingly, water, though it be in short measure. Birds of passage they shall be no longer,✻ the men he gives thee for thy teachers; always thou wilt have a true counsellor in sight, (Isaiah 30, 20)
On the heights his dwelling shall be, his eyrie among the fastnesses of the rocks, bread shall be his for the asking, water from an unfailing spring. (Isaiah 33, 16)
Logs yonder carpenter will cut, a human hearth to feed; some he brings in to warm himself, kindles more when the bread is a-baking; and the rest? With the rest he makes himself a god to worship, bows down before the thing his own hands have carved! (Isaiah 44, 15)
Comes he✻ with hurried step to release his prisoner, persecuted to the death no longer, nor suffered to starve for want of bread! (Isaiah 51, 14)
What, always spending, and no bread to eat, always toiling, and never a full belly? Do but listen, here you shall find content; here are dainties shall ravish your hearts. (Isaiah 55, 2)
