Löydetty 507 Tulokset: Pan

• Happy the man that has a faithful wife; his span of days is doubled. (Ecclesiasticus 26, 1)

• When thou hast fools for thy company, thy word can wait; be closeted continually with the wise. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 13)

• if once thou hast betrayed him, court no more his company. (Ecclesiasticus 27, 19)

• Heart of woman in her pangs is not more fanciful. Unless it be some manifestation the most High has sent thee, pay no heed to any such; (Ecclesiasticus 34, 6)

• when friend and companion becomes thy enemy. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 2)

• A companion, how he will enjoy the delights of his friend’s prosperity, and turn against him in the hour of need! (Ecclesiasticus 37, 4)

• A companion, how he will share a friend’s grief if he may share his bake-meats; use him as a shield against some enemy!✻ (Ecclesiasticus 37, 5)

• that span heaven with a ring of splendour, traced by an almighty hand. (Ecclesiasticus 43, 13)

• nor lacked he means to enlarge the city’s span. See in what state he comes out to meet the people; entrance of temple and of temple-court lifted high above him! (Ecclesiasticus 50, 5)

• All the trophies of the old tumultuous forays,✻ all the panoply stained with blood, will be burnt up now, will go to feed the flames. (Isaiah 9, 5)

• tortures and pangs will seize them, throes as of a woman in travail; each man looks at his neighbour in bewilderment, their faces ashy pale.✻ (Isaiah 13, 8)

• What wonder if pain gripped the loins of me, sudden as woman’s pangs in travail? What wonder if sight and sound of it daunt and daze me, (Isaiah 21, 3)