Trouvé 3518 Résultats pour: Art
He can thwart the counsellor, bemuse the judge, (Job 12, 17)
The hearts of chieftains he bewilders, leading them by false paths to vain ends, (Job 12, 24)
Are you God’s hired partisans, resolved to acquit him? (Job 13, 8)
Root and stock old and withered, down in the dusty earth, (Job 14, 8)
Thy tongue takes its instructions from a sinful heart; this is rebel speech. (Job 15, 5)
no root shall he strike into the earth, of true wealth or abiding prosperity; (Job 15, 29)
Mouths that deride me, hands that smite me on the cheek in reproof, hearts that delight in my anguish, (Job 16, 11)
I charge thee, earth, to leave my blood unburied, never to muffle the echoes of my protest; (Job 16, 19)
For these, at least, I care not; thou hast robbed their hearts of all discernment, and they shall have no cause for boasting. (Job 17, 4)
Here is sore bewilderment for honest hearts; angrily do innocent men complain, to see knaves prosper, (Job 17, 8)
See with what fury he rends his own bosom! Must earth be dispeopled, must the rocks be torn from their place, to gratify one man’s despairing mood? (Job 18, 4)
Would you take part in God’s hue and cry against me, slander me to your hearts’ content?✻ (Job 19, 22)