Löydetty 1457 Tulokset: Jewish People
by forcing them to set free thy people, the sons of Jacob and of Joseph. (Psalms 76, 16)
where thou, with Moses and Aaron for thy shepherds, didst bring thy people out on their journey. (Psalms 76, 21)
(A maskil. Of Asaph.) Listen, my people, to this testament of mine, do not turn a deaf ear to the words I utter; (Psalms 77, 1)
True, he smote the rock, and made water flow from it, till the stream ran in flood, but can he give bread too, and provide meat for his people? (Psalms 77, 20)
Then, like a shepherd, he set his own people on their way, led them, his own flock, through the wilderness; (Psalms 77, 52)
he would leave his people at the mercy of the sword, disdain his own inheritance. (Psalms 77, 62)
and be the shepherd of Jacob’s sons, his own people, of Israel, his own domain. (Psalms 77, 71)
and we, thy own people, sheep of thy pasturing, will give thee thanks for ever, echo, from one generation to the next, the story of thy renown. (Psalms 78, 13)
Give heed, my people, to this warning of mine; Israel, wouldst thou but listen! (Psalms 80, 9)
So I spoke, but my people would not listen; Israel went on unheeding, (Psalms 80, 12)
Ah, if my people did but listen to me! Did Israel but take me for their guide! (Psalms 80, 14)
Busily they plot against thy people, compass the ruin of the men thou hast in thy keeping. (Psalms 82, 4)
