Löydetty 2204 Tulokset: End

• shoulder the poor aside, conspire to oppress the friendless; (Job 24, 4)

• Count him a knave that is my enemy, every detractor of mine a friend of wrong!✻ (Job 27, 7)

• he whose view reaches to the world’s end, sees all that passes under the wide heavens. (Job 28, 24)

• And now? Now I am a laughing-stock, even to younger men; a flock of such base breed as theirs sheep-dog of mine never tended! (Job 30, 1)

• Did I threaten the friendless, whenever I could secure judgement against them in the market-place? (Job 31, 21)

• When I gazed on the sun in its splendour, on the moon in her royal progress, (Job 31, 26)

• lend my lips to ill uses, cursing my enemy’s life away? (Job 31, 30)

• Then thistles for wheat, thorns for barley may it yield me. Ended herewith are the sayings of Job. (Job 31, 40)

• and thought scorn of those friends of his, that could find no reasonable answer, but were content to find Job a guilty man. (Job 32, 3)

• He turns to the bystanders and makes acknowledgement, A sinner I, no doubt but I have greatly offended, my punishment was less than I deserved! (Job 33, 27)

• Nothing cares he for royal dignity, nor takes the oppressor’s part against the friendless; are not all alike his creatures? (Job 34, 19)

• weary of their ill deeds, he bids darkness fall, and there is an end of them. (Job 34, 25)