Löydetty 4310 Tulokset: Men
Enviously the men of my own race look on, to see them draining life’s cup to the full; (Psalms 72, 10)
until I betook myself to God’s sanctuary, and considered, there, what becomes of such men at last. (Psalms 72, 17)
in a moment they are fallen, in a storm of terrors vanished and gone. (Psalms 72, 19)
for a trophy of conquest. Blow after blow, like woodmen in the forest, (Psalms 73, 5)
Thine is the day, thine the night; moon and sun are of thy appointment; (Psalms 73, 16)
Bestir thyself, O God, to vindicate thy own cause; do not forget the taunts which reckless men hurl at thee, day after day; (Psalms 73, 22)
In the Lord’s hand foams a full cup of spiced wine; he holds it to men’s lips, that must empty it to the dregs, sinners everywhere must drink them. (Psalms 74, 9)
(To the choir-master. For stringed instruments. A psalm. Of Asaph. A song.) (Psalms 75, 1)
lay there, chariots and horsemen, overthrown, God of Jacob, at thy word of rebuke. (Psalms 75, 7)
For me, I tell myself, this sorrow was reserved; the most High has altered the fashion of his dealings with men. (Psalms 76, 11)
(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)
all those miracles among the men of Egypt, those portents in the plain of Tanis, (Psalms 77, 43)
