Löydetty 925 Tulokset: Divine Power
All should have proof of his royal splendour, of the power and pride that were his; and long they kept holiday, for a hundred and eighty days together. (Esther 1, 4)
City by city, town by town, region by region they banded themselves together, ready to strike the first blow against the men that hated and persecuted them. None dared withstand them, so wide-spread the fear their rise to power had engendered; (Esther 9, 2)
And the single nation in my dream was Israel; did not Israel cry out to the Lord, and win his protection, win deliverance from its wrongs? Wondrous proof he gave of his power, for all the world to see. (Esther 10, 9)
All this Mardochaeus saw, and rose from his bed still wondering what the divine purpose was; still the vision haunted his mind, and he longed to know what was the meaning of it. (Esther 11, 12)
Wide as I rule, the world’s conqueror, I would not abuse this great power of mine; mild and indulgent my sway should be, and my subjects live in undisturbed tranquillity; peace is man’s greatest boon. (Esther 13, 2)
and thus he prayed: O Lord, thou art the sovereign Lord and King of all things; nothing but is subject to thy power; who then can withstand thy will, if thou art minded to deliver Israel? (Esther 13, 9)
Lord, bethink thee of our need, give proof of thy power; Lord, that hast no rival in heaven or earth, grant me confidence. (Esther 14, 12)
So let thy power deliver us; grant help where help save thine is none. Lord, thou knowest all things; (Esther 14, 14)
Lord, that hast power over all men, listen to this cry of despair; save us all from the clutches of our enemies, and rid me of these fears that daunt me!✻ (Esther 14, 19)
And thereupon said the Lord to man’s Enemy, Have what power over him thou wilt, so his life be kept safe in him. (Job 2, 6)
one breath, one blast of the divine anger withers them quite, and they are gone. (Job 4, 9)
God, the unseen power that can thrust mountains this way and that, uproot them in his anger, (Job 9, 5)
