Löydetty 1632 Tulokset: Lin
Evermore they take pride in thy name, rejoice over thy just dealings. (Psalms 88, 17)
foiling the thrust of his sword, and denying him thy succour in battle. (Psalms 88, 44)
There is no harm that can befall thee, no plague that shall come near thy dwelling. (Psalms 90, 10)
theirs to proclaim how just is the Lord my refuge, his dealings how clear of wrong. (Psalms 91, 16)
Is he deaf, the God who implanted hearing in us; is he blind, the God who gave us eyes to see? (Psalms 93, 9)
He who gives nations their schooling, who taught man all that man knows, will he not call you to account? (Psalms 93, 10)
The Lord has given proof of his saving power, has vindicated his just dealings, for all the nations to see; (Psalms 97, 2)
I am spent with sighing, till my skin clings to my bones. (Psalms 101, 6)
I am no better than a pelican out in the desert, an owl on some ruined dwelling; (Psalms 101, 7)
From thy high dwelling-place thou dost send rain upon the hills; thy hand gives earth all her plenty. (Psalms 103, 13)
if there is to be wine that will rejoice man’s heart, oil to make his face shine, and bread that will keep man’s strength from failing. (Psalms 103, 15)
Thou dost decree darkness, and the night falls; in the night all the forest is astir with prowling beasts; (Psalms 103, 20)