Talált 4249 Eredmények: Red

• Then Job answered: (Job 12, 1)

• Why torment a wind-blown leaf or pursue a withered straw? (Job 13, 25)

• He falls apart like worm-eaten wood, like cloth devoured by the moths. (Job 13, 28)

• Since his days are measured and you have decreed the number of his months, set him bounds he cannot pass, (Job 14, 5)

• If his sons are honored, he does not know it; if brought low, he does not see it. (Job 14, 21)

• The gray-haired and the aged are among us, men older than your father. (Job 15, 10)

• What is man to claim innocence, the child of woman to be cleared of guilt? (Job 15, 14)

• his ears are filled with terrifying sounds, his peace shattered by the attack of marauders. (Job 15, 21)

• Then Job answered: (Job 16, 1)

• All was well until he shattered me, but he seized me and dashed me to pieces. Having set me up for a target, (Job 16, 12)

• My face is red with weeping, deep shadows ring my eyes; (Job 16, 16)

• Now my prayer has gone up to God as I poured out my tears before him. (Job 16, 20)