Trouvé 1811 Résultats pour: Rest Of The Land
When the dead person is at rest, let his memory be one of peace; be comforted on his account once his spirit has departed. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 23)
His blessing covers all things and like a river drenches the land as in a flood. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 22)
scarcely are we at rest and asleep when we are troubled by dreams as vivid as if it were day and we were fleeing from a battle. (Ecclesiasticus 40, 6)
At noon, it dries up the land; who can bear its burning heat? (Ecclesiasticus 43, 3)
That is why God promised by oath to bless all the nations through his descendants, that he would make them as numerous as the dust of the earth and exalt his posterity like the stars. He promised that their land would stretch from sea to sea, from the River to the ends of the earth. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 21)
This Covenant and the blessing of all mankind he made to rest on the head of Jacob. He assured Jacob of his blessing, giving him the land that would be his and determining the portions to be shared among the twelve tribes. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 23)
But he was to inherit no land as patrimony, no special portion was to be his own, for the Lord himself is his portion and inheritance. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 22)
Joshua, son of Nun, was a valiant arrior and as a prophet he was the successor of Moses. He lived up to his name, proving himself to be a savior of God's chosen people, punishing the enemies that attacked them and leading Israel to claim their land. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 1)
Because of this, they were the only two spared out of six hundred thousand people on foot. And they took possession of their inheritance in a land flowing with milk and honey. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 8)
Before his time came for eternal rest, Samuel called men to witness before the Lord and his anointed: "I have not taken anyone's belongings, not even his sandals," and there was no one to accuse him. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 19)
Solomon reigned during times of peace, and God gave him rest from war to enable him to build a house for his Name, a sanctuary that would stand forever. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 13)
See for yourselves: my toil has been slight and I found deep rest. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 27)
