Löydetty 1895 Tulokset: War
tell the heathen, The Lord is king now, he has put the world in order, never to be thrown into confusion more; he gives the nations a just award. (Psalms 95, 10)
He comes to rule the earth; brings the world justice, to every race of men its promised award. (Psalms 95, 13)
the rivers echoing their applause, the hills, too, rejoicing to see the Lord come. He comes to judge the earth; brings the world justice, to every race of men its due award. (Psalms 97, 8)
He reigns in might, that right loves, to all assuring redress, giving the sons of Jacob doom and award. (Psalms 98, 4)
of whispered calumny, death shall be the reward; on scornful looks and proud thoughts I will have no mercy. (Psalms 100, 5)
but he suffered none to harm them;✻ to kings themselves the warning came; (Psalms 104, 14)
Dark night he sent to benight them, and still his warnings went unheeded.✻ (Psalms 104, 28)
frogs swarmed out of the ground, even in their royal palaces; (Psalms 104, 30)
Remember me, Lord, with loving thoughts towards thy people, come and strengthen me with thy aid, (Psalms 105, 4)
What wonder if he threatened to make an end of them? But Moses, the man of his choice, stood in the breach to confront his anger, to ward off destruction. (Psalms 105, 23)
their punishment for rebelling against God’s decrees, for thwarting the will of the most High. (Psalms 106, 11)
high up towards heaven they were carried, then sank into the trough, with spirits fainting at their peril; (Psalms 106, 26)
