Trouvé 39 Résultats pour: turning away from God
and turn back to you with all their heart and soul in the country of the enemies who have taken them captive, and pray to you, turning towards the country which you gave to their ancestors, towards the city which you have chosen and towards the Temple which I have built for your name, (1 Kings 8, 48)
He was devoted to Yahweh, never turning from him, but keeping the commandments which Yahweh had laid down for Moses. (2 Kings 18, 6)
'If your people go out to war against their enemies, on whatever mission you send them, and they pray to you, turning towards this city which you have chosen and towards the Temple which I have built for your name, (2 Chronicles 6, 34)
and turn back to you with all their heart and soul in the country of their captivity to which they have been carried away as captives, and pray, turning towards the country which you gave to their ancestors, towards the city you have chosen, and towards the Temple which I have built for your name, (2 Chronicles 6, 38)
I pursue my enemies and overtake them, not turning back till they are annihilated; (Psalms 18, 37)
our hearts never turning away, our feet never straying from your path. (Psalms 44, 18)
turning their rivers to blood, their streams so that they had nothing to drink. (Psalms 78, 44)
Something grossly unjust I observe under the sun: riches stored and turning to loss for their owner. (Ecclesiastes 5, 12)
ever on the look-out, turning good into bad and finding fault with what is praiseworthy. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 31)
There are two things which grieve my heart and a third arouses my anger: a warrior wasting away through poverty, the intelligent treated with contempt, someone turning back from virtue to sin -- the Lord marks out such a person for a violent death. (Ecclesiasticus 26, 28)
The feelings of a fool are like a cart-wheel, a fool's thought revolves like a turning axle. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 5)
Similarly with the potter, sitting at his work, turning the wheel with his feet; constantly on the alert over his work, each flick of the finger premeditated; (Ecclesiasticus 38, 29)
