Löydetty 1954 Tulokset: Ice
well may the hill of Sion rejoice, well may the townships of Juda triumph, at the decrees which thou, Lord, hast executed. (Psalms 47, 12)
What need have I to be afraid in troubled times, when malice dogs my heels and overtakes me, (Psalms 48, 6)
malice of foes who trust in their own strength, and boast of their great possessions? (Psalms 48, 7)
No man can deliver himself from his human lot, paying a ransom-price to God; (Psalms 48, 8)
Do not be disturbed, then, when a man grows rich, and there is no end to his household’s magnificence; (Psalms 48, 17)
he cannot take all that with him when he dies, magnificence will not follow him to the grave. (Psalms 48, 18)
Muster in my presence my faithful servants, who honour my covenant still with sacrifice. (Psalms 49, 5)
I do not find fault with thee over thy sacrifices; why, all day long thy burnt-offerings smoke before me. (Psalms 49, 8)
The sacrifice thou must offer to God is a sacrifice of praise, so wilt thou perform thy vows to the most High. (Psalms 49, 14)
Malice wells up from thy lips, and thy tongue is a ready engine of deceit; (Psalms 49, 19)
He honours me truly, who offers me a sacrifice of praise; live aright, and you shall see the saving power of God. (Psalms 49, 23)
Thou hast no mind for sacrifice, burnt-offerings, if I brought them, thou wouldst refuse; (Psalms 50, 18)