Löydetty 675 Tulokset: Folk Wisdom
nobles and royal princes, and elders, and common folk high and low; all that were then living in the country of Babylon, near the river Sodi. (Baruch 1, 4)
That is why the Lord our God has made good his threats against us; against the rulers of Israel, whether kings or nobles, and against the common folk of Israel and Juda. (Baruch 2, 1)
It is because thou hast forsaken the fountain whence all wisdom comes. (Baruch 3, 12)
Learn where to find wisdom, and strength, and discernment; so thou wilt find length of years, too, and true life, and cheerfulness, and peace. (Baruch 3, 14)
Who can tell where wisdom dwells, who has made his way into her store-house? (Baruch 3, 15)
a younger generation saw the light and peopled the earth in its turn; but still they could not find their way to the true wisdom, (Baruch 3, 20)
even the sons of Agar, so well schooled in earthly wisdom, even the merchants of Merrha and Theman, with all their store of legend, their skill and cunning laboriously gained, never found the track of true wisdom, or told us what its haunts were. (Baruch 3, 23)
Not for them was the possession of wisdom, and in their folly they perished. (Baruch 3, 28)
What man ever scaled heaven, gained wisdom there, and brought it back from the clouds? (Baruch 3, 29)
Not through them comes king to throne, comes rain to country folk; (Baruch 6, 52)
To brazen-faced folk and hard-hearted thy errand is, and still from the Lord God a message thou must deliver, (Ezekiel 2, 4)
Are they strange folk that lisp and stammer,✻ these men of Israel? Ah, no; (Ezekiel 3, 5)
