Talált 19332 Eredmények: És

• He may heap up silver like dust and pile up clothes like clay, (Job 27, 16)

• but what he stores, the just will wear, and the innocent divide his silver. (Job 27, 17)

• He builds his house like a cobweb, or like the hut a watchman makes. (Job 27, 18)

• Once more he lies down rich and wakes to see his wealth all gone. (Job 27, 19)

• Terrors rush upon him by day; at night a whirlwind carries him away. (Job 27, 20)

• People strike at him without mercy as he flees headlong from their hands. (Job 27, 22)

• Man tries to conquer darkness, piercing to the uttermost depths in darkness for the gloomy stone. (Job 28, 3)

• Strange people cut a shaft in places remote and long forgotten, and there they labor, dangling and swaying. (Job 28, 4)

• The earth which produces food is plowed up as if by fire. (Job 28, 5)

• Sapphires come from its rocks, gold nuggets from its dust. (Job 28, 6)

• Tunneling through earth's layers, he sees all its treasures. (Job 28, 10)

• He searches the source of rivers, and brings hidden things to light. (Job 28, 11)