Löydetty 577 Tulokset: Ili
In these, he has made a pavilion for the sun, which comes out as a bridegroom comes from his bed, and exults like some great runner who sees the track before him. (Psalms 18, 6)
Prays he for life? Long continuance of his reign thou dost grant him; to last unfailing till the end of time. (Psalms 20, 5)
rewarding good with evil, and for the very rightness of my cause assailing me. (Psalms 37, 21)
as I hear nothing but reproach and reviling, see none but enemies, none but persecutors. (Psalms 43, 17)
(To the choir-master. Melody: The Lilies. Of the sons of Core. A maskil. A love-song.) (Psalms 44, 1)
But thou, my second self, my familiar friend! (Psalms 54, 14)
(To the choir-master. Melody: Yonat Elem Rehoqim. Of David. A miktam. When the Philistines had him in their hands at Gath.) (Psalms 55, 1)
Now Moab, too, shall be my drudge; over Edom I will claim my right; I will lead the Philistines away in triumph.✻ (Psalms 59, 10)
(To the choir-master. Melody: The Lilies. Of David.) (Psalms 68, 1)
Gebal, Ammon and Amelec, the Philistines, and the folk that dwell at Tyre. (Psalms 82, 8)
Mine it is to reckon the folk of Egypt, of Babylon, too, among my citizens! Philistines, Tyrians, Ethiopians, all must claim Sion as their birthplace; (Psalms 86, 4)
foiling the thrust of his sword, and denying him thy succour in battle. (Psalms 88, 44)
