Löydetty 2845 Tulokset: Thee

• Trust in him, and he will lift thee to thy feet again; go straight on thy way, and fix in him thy hope; hold fast thy fear of him, and in that fear to old age come thou. (Ecclesiasticus 2, 6)

• favour it shall bring thee in acquittal of thy mother’s guilt.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 3, 16)

• Faithfully it shall be made good to thee, nor shalt thou be forgotten when the time of affliction comes; like ice in summer the record of thy sins shall melt away. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 17)

• Seek not to know what is far above thee; search not beyond thy range; let thy mind ever dwell on the duty God has given thee to do, content to be ignorant of all his dealings besides. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 22)

• Leave off, then, thy much questioning about such things as little concern thee, and be content with thy ignorance; (Ecclesiasticus 3, 24)

• and of his poverty take good heed; shall his baffled rage curse thee behind thy back? (Ecclesiasticus 4, 5)

• If a poor man would speak to thee, lend him thy ear without grudging; give him his due, and let him have patient and friendly answer. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 8)

• so the most High an obedient son shall reckon thee, and shew thee more than a mother’s kindness. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 11)

• Wilt thou look round at ill-gotten gains, and tell thyself thou hast enough for all thy needs? Trust me, when vengeance finds thee out, all this shall nothing avail thee. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 1)

• boasting of thy strength, and asking who will call thee to account for thy doings; God will find a way to punish thee. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 3)

• Ill it were that sin’s pardon should embolden thee to sin afresh. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 5)

• Bethink thee that his vengeance rides swift as his mercy; it is a jealous eye that watches the sinner. (Ecclesiasticus 5, 7)