Löydetty 994 Tulokset: Dead Animal Found
A wretched life it is, passing on from house to house to find a welcome; that welcome found, thou wilt lack all confidence, and sit there mumchance. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 31)
Many have given themselves up to the lure of gold, and in its beauty found their ruin; (Ecclesiasticus 31, 6)
A man so tested and found perfect wins eternal honour; he kept clear of sin, when sinful ways were easy, did no wrong, when wrong lay in his power. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 10)
Cleanse thyself from dead body’s contamination, and touch it again, what avails thy cleansing? (Ecclesiasticus 34, 30)
Trust him never, that has not found a nest to dwell in, and does but lodge where night overtakes him, cut-purse that travels light from city to city. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 28)
Do not fancy that the dead can return; by torturing thyself thou canst nothing avail him. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 22)
Never a branch will the posterity of the wicked put forth; dead roots they are that rattle on the wind-swept rock. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 15)
Once thou art dead, thou wilt take no grudging count of the years. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 7)
and was bidden to bear on his own body the record of it. Once he had put him to the test and found him obedient, (Ecclesiasticus 44, 21)
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)
of calling back the dead from the tomb, by the power of the Lord God, and to life restoring them; (Ecclesiasticus 48, 5)
For him no task too difficult; was not his dead body prophetic still, (Ecclesiasticus 48, 14)
