Talált 30 Eredmények: acknowledge
Anyone who is astute recognizes wisdom, and he will acknowledge anyone who finds it. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 28)
And he does not acknowledge that the eyes of the Lord are much brighter than the sun, keeping watch over all the ways of men, even to the depths of the abyss, and gazing into the hearts of men, even to the most hidden parts. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 28)
And those who are left behind will acknowledge that there is nothing better than the fear of God, and that there is nothing sweeter than to have respect for the commandments of the Lord. (Ecclesiasticus 23, 37)
And send your fear upon the Gentiles, who have not sought you, so that they may acknowledge that there is no God except you, and so that they may declare your great deeds. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 2)
Gather together all the tribes of Jacob, so that they may acknowledge that there is no God except you, and so that they may declare your great deeds. And you will inherit them, as from the beginning. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 13)
so that the nations would acknowledge his power: that it is not easy to fight against God. And he followed the Almighty. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 8)
I will acknowledge your name. For you have been my Helper and Protector. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 2)
“You who are far away, listen to what I have done! And you who are near, acknowledge my strength!” (Isaiah 33, 13)
And now, O Lord our God, save us from his hand. And let all the kingdoms of the earth acknowledge that you alone are Lord.” (Isaiah 37, 20)
What can I say, or what would he answer me, since he himself has done this? I will acknowledge to you all my years, in the bitterness of my soul. (Isaiah 38, 15)
so that they may see and know, acknowledge and understand, together, that the hand of the Lord has accomplished this, and that the Holy One of Israel has created it. (Isaiah 41, 20)
How can you say: ‘I have not been polluted. I have not walked after Baal?’ Consider your ways in the steep valley. Acknowledge what you have done, so that you may be like a swift runner, following his course. (Jeremiah 2, 23)
