Löydetty 582 Tulokset: Divine Strength
Now the blow has fallen on thyself, and thy strength is gone; the nearer neighbourhood of misfortune unmans thee. (Job 4, 5)
No more we hear now of that fear of God, that life perfectly lived, which once gave thee confidence, gave thee strength to endure! (Job 4, 6)
one breath, one blast of the divine anger withers them quite, and they are gone. (Job 4, 9)
and when go to the grave thou must, it shall be with strength undiminished, like ripe corn at harvest-home. (Job 5, 26)
In what strength should I hold out? In what hope repose? (Job 6, 11)
His strength brought low by famine, hunger gnawing at his sides (Job 18, 12)
his own eyes must see the blow fall, his own lips drink in the divine vengeance! (Job 21, 20)
Will he match his strength with mine, use all his majestic power to crush me? (Job 23, 6)
in me, the blind found sight, the lame strength, (Job 29, 15)
So profitless their puny strength, I would have let them die before ever they came to maturity.✻ (Job 30, 2)
find speech worthy of it we cannot, so great he is in strength, so prudent in counsel, so faithful in right dealing, past all that tongue can tell. (Job 37, 23)
Wouldst thou trust that great strength of his to do thy work for thee, (Job 39, 11)
