Löydetty 3576 Tulokset: But

• Perhaps thou thinkest it part of the punishment God asks of thee, hearing what it pains thee to hear? But it was thou, not I, wert the first to speak. If thou hast better advice to offer, say on.✻ (Job 34, 33)

• Only then, only when the wicked lord it over them, men cry out, but their cry goes unheard; (Job 35, 12)

• it is but to apprise them of their own ill deeds, their own tyrannous deeds; (Job 36, 9)

• how mortals see, but see, like mortals, from afar. (Job 36, 25)

• No hand of man but is shut up close now under his seal, that owns him Master-workman of all; (Job 37, 7)

• Well may men fear him; none that think themselves wise but will tremble to meet his look. (Job 37, 24)

• whole mountain-sides, the playground of his fellow beasts, he will lay under tribute,✻ (Job 40, 15)

• Do but try conclusions with him, and see if the memory of the combat does not keep thee dumb! (Job 40, 27)

• It is in mercy that I forbear to make him a plague for mankind. But indeed, there is no resisting me, (Job 41, 1)

• nor can any deserve my thanks by lending me the aid I lacked; nothing on earth but is at my disposal. (Job 41, 2)

• Let him but sneeze, the fire flashes out; let him open his eyes, it is like the glimmer of dawn; (Job 41, 9)

• to him, steel is but chaff, bronze but touch-wood, (Job 41, 18)