Löydetty 1507 Tulokset: Long Life
So free from care my life was, and now, suddenly as though a wild beast had fastened on me, dashed me to the ground, he has broken that life to pieces. I am a mark for his archery, (Job 16, 13)
his arrows are all about me; still they pierce me to the marrow, drain my life,✻ (Job 16, 14)
Such is the reward of a guiltless life, of prayer offered without stain. (Job 16, 18)
Long they live, to see their posterity thrive about them, kinsmen and grandsons thronging all around. (Job 21, 8)
So, full of ease, their life passes, and they go down at last without a struggle to the grave. (Job 21, 13)
Just though thou be, how is God the better for knowing thou art just? Can stainless life of thine advantage him? (Job 22, 3)
Must he browbeat thee over a long record of guilt,✻ over many heinous deeds done; (Job 22, 5)
That were to follow old paths of error, trodden long ago by impious feet. (Job 22, 15)
now, surely, God has pulled the tyrant down; firm he has stood, but now he despairs of life itself! (Job 24, 22)
As sure as he is a living God, he, the omnipotent, who so refuses me justice, who makes my lot in life so bitter; (Job 27, 2)
while life is in me, while he still grants me breath, (Job 27, 3)
That claim, once made, I will not forgo; not one act in all my life bids conscience reproach me. (Job 27, 6)
