Löydetty 1985 Tulokset: Hunger In Israel
Fire, hail, hunger and death, all these were made for wreaking of vengeance; (Ecclesiasticus 39, 35)
and there, face to face, imparting commandments to him, the law that gives life and wisdom; here, Jacob, was thy covenant, here Israel, the rule thou wast to live by. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 6)
that tinkled still as he walked, echoing through the temple to keep Israel’s name unforgotten! (Ecclesiasticus 45, 11)
What craftsmanship of twisted thread dyed scarlet, of rare stones in a gold setting, engraved with all the gem-cutter’s art, twelve of them to commemorate the twelve tribes of Israel! (Ecclesiasticus 45, 13)
Power was his to administer the divine decrees, a justiciary by right, handing on to Jacob its tradition, giving Israel the law’s light to guide it. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 21)
he stood firm while the people shrank away; a loyal and a willing heart that made amends for Israel. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 29)
who is more renowned for the deliverance he brought to God’s chosen people, beating down the enemies that defied him until Israel made their land its own? (Ecclesiasticus 46, 2)
These two alone, out of six hundred thousand warriors, survived the perils of the journey; these two were appointed to lead Israel into the land, all milk and honey, that was its promised home. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 10)
no doubt should Israel have that he is well rewarded who serves so holy a God. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 12)
Dearly the Lord God loved his prophet Samuel, that restored Israel’s fortunes and anointed kings to rule over it. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 16)
Only the fat from the sacrifice, only David out of all Israel; the Lord must have ever the best! (Ecclesiasticus 47, 2)
So it was that the Lord pardoned his sins, and bade him carry his head high evermore; his by right was the kingship, and the proud throne of Israel. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 13)
