Talált 852 Eredmények: Ära

• or something comparable to an animal, thoroughly rubbing it with red ochre, to make it red with the color of the pigment, and to cover every imperfection which is in it; (Wisdom of Solomon 13, 14)

• But not even from their appearance can anyone discern anything good in these animals. Yet they have fled from the praise of God, and from his blessing. (Wisdom of Solomon 15, 19)

• For the elements in themselves are in the process of being changed, just as when the sound of a musical instrument is being altered in quality, yet each one keeps its own sound, from where it is considered to be and according to its fixed appearance. (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 17)

• Nothing is comparable to a faithful friend, and no weight of silver or gold is worth more than the goodness of his fidelity. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 15)

• You should not praise a man for his beauty, and you should not despise a man for his appearances. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 2)

• A man is recognized by his appearances. But when you meet an understanding man, he is recognized by his face. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 26)

• A parable from the mouth of a fool will be rejected. For he does not speak it at the proper time. (Ecclesiasticus 20, 22)

• I am like a brook leading to a river of immense waters. I am like a channel flowing from a river. And I went forth from Paradise like an aqueduct. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 41)

• Let those who escape be devoured by the wrath of fire. And let those who harass your people find perdition. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 11)

• They will not sit upon the seats of judges, and they will not understand a decree of judgment. And they will not make clear discipline and judgment, and they will not be found to understand parables. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 38)

• He will preserve the words of renowned men, and he will enter with them into the subtleties of parables. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 2)

• He will search for the hidden meanings of proverbs, and he will become familiar with the mysteries of parables. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 3)