Löydetty 424 Tulokset: Feast Of Unleavened Bread

• Ill-gotten wealth is bread most appetizing, that will yet turn to grit in the mouth. (Proverbs 20, 17)

• For every loaf of bread given to the hungry, blessing shall be the reward of kindly hearts. (A renowned victory he wins, that is a bestower of gifts, and living men are the spoils of it.✻ ) (Proverbs 22, 9)

• Nation without bread and prince without scruple, here is ravening lion and hungry bear all at once. (Proverbs 28, 15)

• Great wrong it is to sell judgement; wouldst thou barter truth away for a mouthful of bread? (Proverbs 28, 21)

• Better a visit paid where men mourn, than where they feast; it will put thee in mind of the end that awaits us all, admonish the living with the foreknowledge of death. (Ecclesiastes 7, 3)

• Go thy ways, then, eat thy bread with a stout heart, and drink wine to thy contenting; that done, God asks no more of thee. (Ecclesiastes 9, 7)

• And happy the land whose king is of true princely breed, whose courtiers feast when feast should be, to comfort their hearts, not all in revelry. (Ecclesiastes 10, 17)

• Come back, maid of Sulam, come back; let us feast our eyes on thee. Maid of Sulam, come back, come back!✻ (Song of Solomon 6, 12)

• What can the woman of Sulam give you to feast your eyes on, if it be not the dance of the Two Camps?✻ Ah, princely maid, how dainty are the steps of thy sandalled feet! Thighs well shaped as the beads of a necklace, some master-craftsman’s work; (Song of Solomon 7, 1)

• And thy own people, Lord? Them thou didst foster with the food of angels; bread from heaven thou didst set before them, which no labour of theirs had made ready, every taste uniting that could bring content, of every appetite the welcome choice. (Wisdom of Solomon 16, 20)

• stint not the feast, nor any crumb put by of the blessings granted thee; (Ecclesiasticus 14, 14)

• Long life and good discernment are the bread this mother will provide for him, truth the refreshing draught she will give him to drink. She will take firm hold of him, so that he never wavers, (Ecclesiasticus 15, 3)