Talált 1933 Eredmények: Ice

• or, “Among a great number of people, I will not be noticed. For what is my soul amid such an immense creation?” (Ecclesiasticus 16, 17)

• For many of his works are concealed. But who will announce the works of his justice? Or who will endure them? For the testament is far from some persons, and the examination of each thing is in its end. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 22)

• He established an eternal covenant with them, and he revealed to them his justice and judgments. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 10)

• And their eye saw the greatness of his honor, and their ears heard the honor of his voice, and he said to them: “Beware of all iniquity.” (Ecclesiasticus 17, 11)

• Now, to the repentant, he has given the way of justice, and he has strengthened those lacking in patience, and he has fastened them to a destiny of truth. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 20)

• Return to the Lord, and turn away from your injustice, and have immense hatred for abomination. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 23)

• And acknowledge the justices and judgments of God, and stand firm in the circumstances set before you and in prayer to the most high God. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 24)

• For not all things can be in men, because the son of man is not immortal, and because they are pleased by the emptiness of malice. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 29)

• Before you judge, put justice in order within yourself, and before you speak, learn. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 19)

• Those who show understanding with words also have acted wisely themselves, and they have understood truth and justice, and they have fulfilled proverbs and judgments. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 29)

• Whoever rejoices in iniquity will be condemned. And whoever hates correction will have less in life. But whoever hates excessive talk extinguishes evil. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 5)

• Whoever sins against his own soul will be punished. And whoever rejoices in malice will be condemned. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 6)