Löydetty 956 Tulokset: Land Animals

• In my sad mood I will think of thee, here in this land of Jordan and Hermon, here on Misar mountain. (Psalms 41, 7)

• It was not by their own sword that our fathers won the land, it was not their own strength that brought them victory; it was the work of thy hand, thy strength; thy smile shone upon them, in proof of thy favour. (Psalms 43, 4)

• See how you devise treachery in your hearts, deal out to this land nothing but oppression! (Psalms 57, 3)

• Heal the wounds of the land thou hast shaken and torn asunder, the land that trembles still. (Psalms 59, 4)

• And now thou hast brought relief to this land of ours, hast watered and greatly enriched it; deep flows the channel whence thy divine providence grants us food; long time thou dost prepare it, (Psalms 64, 10)

• how he turns the sea into land, and lets men cross a river dry-shod; ours to rejoice in his mercy. (Psalms 65, 6)

• The land has yielded its harvest; such bounty God, our own God, affords. (Psalms 66, 7)

• This is the God who makes a home for the outcast, restores the captives to a land of plenty, leaves none but the rebels to find their abode in the wilderness. (Psalms 67, 7)

• And on this thy own land, O God, thou sendest rain abundantly; all parched it lies, and thou dost bring it relief. (Psalms 67, 10)

• Pasture-land of thy own flock; and shouldst thou not make bounteous provision here, O God, for thy pensioners? (Psalms 67, 11)

• I will restore my people, the Lord says; I will restore them to their land, from Basan, from the shore of the high seas. (Psalms 67, 23)

• The land shall have good store of corn, high up the hill-sides, rustling like the woods of Lebanon; shall multiply its citizens like grass on the ground. (Psalms 71, 16)