Löydetty 1732 Tulokset: Eli
So in six perils thou shalt go unharmed, and find yet one deliverance more; (Job 5, 19)
Would you have me relish food unseasoned, lick my lips over the taste that brings death? (Job 6, 6)
Vain his reliance on the house he has built, vainly he seeks to underpin it. (Job 8, 15)
As surely as the ear judges words, and the mouth relishes the taste of food, (Job 12, 11)
Ah, if the dead might live again! Then I could wait willingly enough, all the time of my campaigning, till I were relieved at my post; (Job 14, 14)
Then answered Eliphaz the Themanite: (Job 15, 1)
Believe me, I could do as well, were you in my case, (Job 16, 4)
Mouths that deride me, hands that smite me on the cheek in reproof, hearts that delight in my anguish, (Job 16, 11)
if my face is swollen with weeping, and on my eyelids the darkness falls. (Job 16, 17)
Then answered Eliphaz the Themanite: (Job 22, 1)
He that was once brought low shall be high in renown; the downcast eye shall win deliverance. (Job 22, 29)
Starveling creatures, they should browse in the waste, unkempt, haggard and woe-begone, (Job 30, 3)
