Löydetty 1275 Tulokset: Lie

• even there, the rest he wins is but little or none at all, and thereupon, in his dreams, he is anxious as sentry waiting to be relieved, (Ecclesiasticus 40, 6)

• This lot he shares with all living things; beast has it as well as man, but for the sinner it is multiplied sevenfold. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 8)

• He it is pours out the frost, that lies white as salt on the earth, the frozen earth that seems covered with thistle-down. (Ecclesiasticus 43, 21)

• Much more lies beyond our ken; only the fringe of creation meets our view; (Ecclesiasticus 43, 36)

• Their bodies lie in peace; their name lasts on, age after age. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 14)

• be their names, too, remembered in blessing, and may life spring from their bones, where they lie buried; (Ecclesiasticus 46, 14)

• What wonder if they were doomed to bequeath all the glories of their kingdom to strangers, to princes of an alien race, (Ecclesiasticus 49, 7)

• May life spring from the bones of the twelve prophets, where they lie buried; men that put heart into the sons of Jacob, and by trusting in God’s power won deliverance. (Ecclesiasticus 49, 12)

• What shall be compared with him? Rainbow that lights up the clouds with sudden glory, rose in spring-time, lilies by the water-side, scent of olibanum on the summer air? (Ecclesiasticus 50, 8)

• Vain offerings, bring them no more, this incense of yours is an abomination. Enough of new moons and sabbaths, of thronged assemblies where none but sinners meet! (Isaiah 1, 13)

• And still they are cast off, these children of Jacob, the Lord’s own people; ever since they grew rich, like the men who went before them,✻ and began to trust in divination, like the Philistines, and to ally themselves with men of alien breed. (Isaiah 2, 6)

• doom, by which the Lord of hosts will be exalted, just award, by which the God of holiness will shew holier yet! (Isaiah 5, 16)