Löydetty 722 Tulokset: Divine Love
(A psalm. Of Asaph.) What bounty God shews, what divine bounty, to the upright, to the pure of heart! (Psalms 72, 1)
Wilt thou take no heed, when thy enemies taunt thee, and in their recklessness set the divine name at defiance? (Psalms 73, 18)
They were to put their trust in God, ever remembering his divine dealings with them, ever loyal to his commands; (Psalms 77, 7)
he chose the tribe of Juda, and the hill of Sion, there to bestow his love. (Psalms 77, 68)
till they, too, know the meaning of the divine name, acknowledge thee as the most high God, the Overlord of earth. (Psalms 82, 19)
Lord of hosts, how I love thy dwelling-place! (Psalms 83, 2)
For us, his worshippers, deliverance is close at hand; in this land of ours, the divine glory is to find a home. (Psalms 84, 10)
In thy divine vengeance, Lord, in thy divine vengeance stand revealed! (Psalms 93, 1)
They are but fancied gods the heathen call divine; the Lord, not they, made the heavens. (Psalms 95, 5)
See how thy servants love her even in ruin, how they water her dust with their tears! (Psalms 101, 15)
On their side, all calumny in return for love, on mine all prayer; (Psalms 108, 4)
kindness is repaid with injury, love with ill will. (Psalms 108, 5)
