Talált 1984 Eredmények: People
For they gave their kingdom to foreigners, and their glory to a strange people. (Ecclesiasticus 49, 7)
And there was no one like Joseph, who was a man born to be foremost among his brothers, the firmament of his clan, a guide to his brethren, the mainstay of his people. (Ecclesiasticus 49, 17)
He prevailed, so as to enlarge the city. And he obtained glory by his behavior among the people. And he enlarged the entrance of the house and of the atrium. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 5)
Then all the people at once hurried forward, and they fell to the ground on their faces, to adore the Lord their God, and to offer prayers to Almighty God Most High. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 19)
And the people petitioned the Most High Lord in prayer, even until the honor of the Lord was completed, and they finished offering their gifts. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 21)
those who sit upon mount Seir, and the Philistines, and the foolish people who live at Shechem. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 28)
An ox knows his owner, and a donkey knows the manger of his lord, but Israel has not known me, and my people have not understood. (Isaiah 1, 3)
Woe to a sinful nation, a people burdened by iniquity, a wicked offspring, accursed children. They have abandoned the Lord. They have blasphemed the Holy One of Israel. They been taken away backwards. (Isaiah 1, 4)
Listen to the Word of the Lord, you leaders of the people of Sodom. Listen closely to the law of our God, O people of Gomorrah. (Isaiah 1, 10)
For you have cast aside your people, the house of Jacob, because they have been filled up, as in past times, and because they have had soothsayers as the Philistines have, and because they have joined themselves to foreign servants. (Isaiah 2, 6)
And the people will rush, man against man, and each one against his neighbor. The child shall rebel against the elder, and the ignoble against the noble. (Isaiah 3, 5)
In that day, he will respond by saying: “I am not a healer, and there is no bread or vestment in my house. Do not choose to appoint me as a leader of the people.” (Isaiah 3, 7)
