Löydetty 1984 Tulokset: Sed

• for by the vanity of men they came into the world, and therefore a sudden end is devised for them. (Wisdom of Solomon 14, 14)

• Because he knew not the one who fashioned him, and breathed into him a quickening soul, and infused a vital spirit. (Wisdom of Solomon 15, 11)

• For the wicked who refused to know you were punished by the might of your arm, Pursued by unwonted rains and hailstorms and unremitting downpours, and consumed by fire. (Wisdom of Solomon 16, 16)

• For they who supposed their secret sins were hid under the dark veil of oblivion Were scattered in fearful trembling, terrified by apparitions. (Wisdom of Solomon 17, 3)

• For wickedness, of its nature cowardly, testifies in its own condemnation, and because of a distressed conscience, always magnifies misfortunes. (Wisdom of Solomon 17, 11)

• For when peaceful stillness compassed everything and the night in its swift course was half spent, (Wisdom of Solomon 18, 14)

• Over this crossed the whole nation sheltered by your hand, after they beheld stupendous wonders. (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 8)

• Yet these, after welcoming them with festivities, oppressed with awful toils those who now shared with them the same rights. (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 16)

• He who fears the LORD will have a happy end; even on the day of his death he will be blessed. (Ecclesiasticus 1, 11)

• A blasphemer is he who despises his father; accursed of his Creator, he who angers his mother. (Ecclesiasticus 3, 16)

• Deliver the oppressed from the hand of the oppressor; let not justice be repugnant to you. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 9)

• The oppressed often rise to a throne, and some that none would consider wear a crown. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 5)