Löydetty 2371 Tulokset: Way

• What, then, of Man, earth-bound in his house of clay, eaten away by the moth of time? (Job 4, 19)

• wise fools, that blink in daylight, and grope their way blindly at full noon! (Job 5, 14)

• then, when the snows melt, gone, vanished away at the first touch of the heat! (Job 6, 17)

• This way and that their winding channels turn, but all to no purpose, all are lost to view.✻ (Job 6, 18)

• What is man’s life on earth but a campaigning? Like a hired drudge, he passes his time away; (Job 7, 1)

• Frail as the weaver’s thread my years vanish away, spent without hope. (Job 7, 6)

• If sinned I have, does human act of mine claim thy watchful regard? Must my path always cross thine, my life always be a burden to me?✻ (Job 7, 20)

• God, the unseen power that can thrust mountains this way and that, uproot them in his anger, (Job 9, 5)

• Still unchanged is the burden of my complaint; innocent and guilty, he sweeps all away.✻ (Job 9, 22)

• Ere now, I have been minded to put away such talk as this, wear a sad face and live on the rack no more; still would I have pains to daunt me; (Job 9, 27)

• What, wouldst thou search out the ways of God, have knowledge unconfined of his omnipotence? (Job 11, 7)

• will he sweep them all away, or confine them all in a little space, there is no gainsaying him. (Job 11, 10)