Löydetty 4310 Tulokset: Men
in awe, too, of the name of the Lord God, who is known among men as the God of Israel. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 19)
Yet women bowed thee to their will; of body’s appetites thou wouldst brook no restraint, (Ecclesiasticus 47, 21)
This man it was brought down a famine to punish them, till few were left of the enemies that bore him a grudge, and found the Lord’s commandment too hard for them. (Ecclesiasticus 48, 2)
Of thee it was written that in time of judgement to come thou wouldst appease the divine anger, by reconciling heart of father to heart of son, and restore the tribes of Israel as they were. (Ecclesiasticus 48, 10)
Yet the nation for whom all this was done would not amend, nor leave its sinning, until all the inhabitants of the land were driven out, and scattered through the world; (Ecclesiasticus 48, 16)
or the honey that tastes sweet in all men’s mouths, or music over the wine. (Ecclesiasticus 49, 2)
A king divinely ordained to make a nation’s amends, how he swept away all the foul idols of the law-breakers; (Ecclesiasticus 49, 3)
And in storm he remembered the enemy … to reward all such as pointed men to the right path.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 49, 11)
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)
Nor shall Nehemias be soon forgotten, that mended these ruined walls of ours, our gates built and barred, our homes restored to us. (Ecclesiasticus 49, 15)
Ornament of pure gold, set with whatever stones are rarest; (Ecclesiasticus 50, 10)
sacred the garments in which he went up to the sacred altar, yet were they ennobled by the man that wore them. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 12)
