Trouvé 86 Résultats pour: dread
And the adversaries heard that Jonathan was prepared, with his own, for warfare. And they were struck with fear and dread in their heart. And they kindled fires in their camp. (1 Maccabees 12, 28)
For this one man was so immersed in grief and in physical dread that it was clear to those who beheld him that sorrow had affected his heart. (2 Maccabees 3, 17)
Then the Spirit of Almighty God made a great manifestation of his presence, so much so that all who had presumed to yield to him were turned aside by fainting and dread, falling by the power of God. (2 Maccabees 3, 24)
Just like the roaring of a lion, so also is the dread of a king. Whoever provokes him sins in his own soul. (Proverbs 20, 2)
It is gladness for the just to do judgment; and it is dread for those who work iniquity. (Proverbs 21, 15)
The impious flees, though no one pursues. But the just, like a confident lion, shall be without dread. (Proverbs 28, 1)
Likewise, they will fear the things above them, and they will dread the way. The almond tree will flourish; the locust will be fattened; and the caper plant will scattered, because man shall go into the house of his eternity, and the mourners shall wander around in the street. (Ecclesiastes 12, 5)
She will lead fear and dread and trials over him, and she will crucify him with the tribulation of her doctrine, until she has tested him in his thoughts and she can trust in his soul. (Ecclesiasticus 4, 19)
A man full of words is a dread to his city, but one who speaks rashly will be hated for his word. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 25)
Let nothing impede you from praying always. And then you will not dread to be justified, even unto death. For the reward of God dwells in eternity. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 22)
Of three things, my heart has been afraid, and at a fourth, my face has shown dread: (Ecclesiasticus 26, 5)
Do not choose to dread the judgment of death. Remember the things that occurred before you, and the things that will occur after you. This judgment is from the Lord upon all flesh. (Ecclesiasticus 41, 5)
