Löydetty 104 Tulokset: Grave
with babe still-born and babe unborn, hidden away in the sunless grave. (Job 3, 16)
a grave the prize they covet? (Job 3, 22)
and when go to the grave thou must, it shall be with strength undiminished, like ripe corn at harvest-home. (Job 5, 26)
Like a cloud dislimned in passing, man goes to his grave never to return; (Job 7, 9)
Ah, if the grave were only a place of shelter, where thou wouldst hide me away until thy anger was spent, with a time appointed when thou wouldst bethink thyself of me again!✻ (Job 14, 13)
Broken my will to live, shortened my days, the grave my only prospect; (Job 17, 1)
Waiting for what? The grave is my destined home; among the shadows I must make my bed at last; (Job 17, 13)
So, full of ease, their life passes, and they go down at last without a struggle to the grave. (Job 21, 13)
Swift as snow melts under the noon-day heat, let his guilty soul pass to the grave, (Job 24, 19)
I know well enough that thou wilt bring me to the grave at last; it is the home thou hast appointed for all living men; (Job 30, 23)
and so the grave is disappointed, the sword misses its prey. (Job 33, 18)
and the word of mercy will be spoken, Let be, the grave is not for him; I have found the secret of his ransoming;✻ (Job 33, 24)
