Löydetty 3731 Tulokset: Eat

• that Persia’s loyal subjects are well rewarded for their loyalty, and that all who plot against her sovereignty atone for their crime with death. (Esther 16, 23)

• And this custom his sons had in feasting, each invited the rest in turn; at such times they would send for their three sisters to eat and drink beside them. (Job 1, 4)

• All on a sudden, came a tempestuous wind from across the desert, and beat so on every corner of the house that it fell in, crushing thy children to death amid the ruins of it; none lives to tell the tale but I. (Job 1, 19)

• shades, like the shades of death, claim it for their own; deep gloom lie heavy on it, and wrap it all in desolation. (Job 3, 5)

• Why should they be like treasure-seekers, longing for the death that still cheats them, (Job 3, 21)

• Ever as I sit down to meat the sighs come, grief floods over me unrestrained. (Job 3, 24)

• one breath, one blast of the divine anger withers them quite, and they are gone. (Job 4, 9)

• Listen; here is a secret that was made known to me; it was but the breath of a whisper overheard. (Job 4, 12)

• Can man have right on his side, the voice asked, when he is matched with God? Can a mortal creature shew blameless in its Creator’s presence? (Job 4, 17)

• What, then, of Man, earth-bound in his house of clay, eaten away by the moth of time? (Job 4, 19)

• Impatience is a great murderer of fools; in their simpleness of heart, they repine at the injury, to their ruin. (Job 5, 2)

• Would you have me relish food unseasoned, lick my lips over the taste that brings death? (Job 6, 6)