Löydetty 373 Tulokset: Divine Teaching
Deny not a physician his due for thy need’s sake; his task is of divine appointment, (Ecclesiasticus 38, 1)
His task is of divine appointment, and thou hast need of him; let him be ever at thy side. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 12)
His plans and thoughts guided from above, he will have skill in the divine mysteries; (Ecclesiasticus 39, 10)
will make known to all the tradition of teaching he has received, and take pride in that law which is the Lord’s covenant with man. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 11)
A voice proclaims, Give heed to me, you that are scions of the divine stock; yours to burgeon like a rose-bush that is planted by running water; (Ecclesiasticus 39, 17)
From such a chance, good teaching and good training shall keep thee safe. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 31)
My sons, here is wholesome teaching.✻ Wisdom hidden, I told you, is wasted, is treasure that never sees the light of day; (Ecclesiasticus 41, 17)
how should his faithful servants herald them enough, these marvels of his, enabled by divine omnipotence in that glory to endure? (Ecclesiasticus 42, 17)
and at the Lord’s word the chill blast dies away.What else but divine wisdom tamed the rising of the seas,✻ and planted the islands there? (Ecclesiasticus 43, 25)
He made him great in the eyes of kings, entrusted commandments to him in full view of the chosen people, made a revelation to him of the divine glory. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 3)
Power was his to administer the divine decrees, a justiciary by right, handing on to Jacob its tradition, giving Israel the law’s light to guide it. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 21)
For his reward, he received assurance of the divine favour; command he should have of sanctuary and of people both, and the high priesthood that was his should descend to his heirs for ever. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 30)
