Löydetty 1707 Tulokset: Vin
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)
when God rouses himself to execute his sentence, giving redress to those who are scorned on earth. (Psalms 75, 10)
They were to put their trust in God, ever remembering his divine dealings with them, ever loyal to his commands; (Psalms 77, 7)
and now, their craving still unsatisfied, while the food was yet in their mouths, (Psalms 77, 30)
sent hail on their vineyards, frost on their mulberry-trees, (Psalms 77, 47)
Long ago, thou didst bring a vine out of Egypt, rooting out the heathen to plant it here; (Psalms 79, 9)
How it overshadowed the hills, how the cedars, divinely tall, were overtopped by its branches! (Psalms 79, 11)
God of hosts, relent, look down from heaven, look to this vine, that needs thy care. (Psalms 79, 15)
Thy chosen friends, a race✻ by thee thriving, and thriving for thee, O let thy hand protect them still! (Psalms 79, 18)
But no, ignorant and unperceiving, they grope their way in darkness; see how unstable are the props of earth! (Psalms 81, 5)
till they, too, know the meaning of the divine name, acknowledge thee as the most high God, the Overlord of earth. (Psalms 82, 19)
For the courts of the Lord’s house, my soul faints with longing. The living God! at his name my heart, my whole being thrills with joy. (Psalms 83, 3)
