Löydetty 1375 Tulokset: Death Of Moses
Hail, death! Welcome is thy doom to a man that is in need, and lacks vigour; (Ecclesiasticus 41, 3)
Never fear death’s doom; bethink thee of the years that went before thee, and must come after thee. One sentence the Lord has for all living things. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 5)
born of an unholy birth, an unholy death your destiny! (Ecclesiasticus 41, 12)
Not like those others, who are forgotten in death as if they had never been; nameless, they and their children, as if they had never lived; (Ecclesiasticus 44, 9)
Well loved by God, well loved among men, on the name of Moses a benediction rests. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 1)
Of Levite blood, too, sprang another renowned as Moses himself, his brother Aaron. To Aaron the Lord gave high office, (Ecclesiasticus 45, 7)
when Moses consecrated him with the holy oil’s anointing, (Ecclesiasticus 45, 18)
Next to Moses in the line of prophets comes Josue the son of Nave, that fought so well. With him, name and renown are one; (Ecclesiasticus 46, 1)
since the days when Moses yet lived; he it was, and Caleb the son of Jephone, that took a generous part together; they would have engaged the enemy, and saved their own people from guilt by hushing the murmurs of rebellion. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 9)
Even when he had gone to his rest, he had a revelation for the king’s ear, and gave warning of the death that awaited him; a prophet, even in the tomb, while there was yet guilt among his people to be effaced. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 23)
We live only for a life-time; and when death comes, we shall have no such renown as thine. (Ecclesiasticus 48, 12)
to prove him a wonder-worker in death, that in life was marvellous? (Ecclesiasticus 48, 15)
