Trouvé 3731 Résultats pour: Eat

• Snatched away before their time were the men that reasoned so; a flood engulfed the solid ground beneath them. (Job 22, 16)

• For darkness, too, the adulterer waits, no eye must scan his muffled features; (Job 24, 15)

• To him, the first flush of dawn is death’s shadow; deep gloom is the sunshine he walks by. (Job 24, 17)

• Swift as snow melts under the noon-day heat, let his guilty soul pass to the grave, (Job 24, 19)

• Brave advice offered in that great discernment of thine, to one who so lacks wisdom! (Job 26, 3)

• A fine lesson thou hast read him, the God who gave thee breath! (Job 26, 4)

• while life is in me, while he still grants me breath, (Job 27, 3)

• See how man has done away with the darkness, has pierced into the very heart of things, into caves under ground, black as death’s shadow! (Job 28, 3)

• That earth, from whose surface our bread comes to us, must be probed by fire beneath, (Job 28, 5)

• Not here, cries the abyss beneath us, and the sea echoes, Not here. (Job 28, 14)

• the shadow-world of death claims no more than to have heard the rumour of it. (Job 28, 22)

• Went I to the city gate, there was my seat ready for me in the open square; (Job 29, 7)