Talált 6732 Eredmények: Rom
For wisdom was sent from God. And praise will stand before the wisdom of God, and praise will abound in the mouths of the faithful, and the sovereign Lord will give praise to wisdom. (Ecclesiasticus 15, 10)
God established man from the beginning, and he left him in the hand of his own counsel. (Ecclesiasticus 15, 14)
You should not say: “I am hidden from God,” or, “Who, from on high, will take note of me?” (Ecclesiasticus 16, 16)
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)
And I will speak with equity about discipline, and I will strive to announce wisdom. So attend to my words in your heart, and I will speak with equity of spirit, about the virtues that God has set within his works from the beginning, and I will announce his knowledge in truth. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 25)
With the judgment of God, his works have been done from the beginning; and from their institution, he himself distinguished their parts and set their beginnings, in their kinds. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 26)
He has beautified their works unto eternity. They have neither hungered, nor labored, and they have not ceased from their works. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 27)
The soul of every living thing brought word from before his face, and their return again is to him. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 31)
God created man from the earth, and he made him according to his own image. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 1)
He created from him a helper, similar to himself. He gave them counsel, and language, and sight, and hearing, and a heart, in order to think. And he filled them with the discipline of understanding. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 5)
Their ways are always in his sight; they are not hidden from his eyes. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 13)
Return to the Lord, and turn away from your injustice, and have immense hatred for abomination. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 23)
