Talált 772 Eredmények: Desire For Life
Before I knew . . . my desire had hurled me onto the chariots of Amminadib! (Song of Solomon 6, 12)
I belong to my love, and his desire is for me. (Song of Solomon 7, 11)
And this is the false argument they use, 'Our life is short and dreary, there is no remedy when our end comes, no one is known to have come back from Hades. (Wisdom of Solomon 2, 1)
In time, our name will be forgotten, nobody will remember what we have done; our life will pass away like wisps of cloud, dissolving like the mist that the sun's rays drive away and that its heat dispels. (Wisdom of Solomon 2, 4)
Let us lay traps for the upright man, since he annoys us and opposes our way of life, reproaches us for our sins against the Law, and accuses us of sins against our upbringing. (Wisdom of Solomon 2, 12)
for his kind of life is not like other people's, and his ways are quite different. (Wisdom of Solomon 2, 15)
Length of days is not what makes age honourable, nor number of years the true measure of life; (Wisdom of Solomon 4, 8)
understanding, this is grey hairs, untarnished life, this is ripe old age. (Wisdom of Solomon 4, 9)
for the fascination of evil throws good things into the shade, and the whirlwind of desire corrupts a simple heart. (Wisdom of Solomon 4, 12)
'This is the one whom we used to mock, making him the butt of our insults, fools that we were! His life we regarded as madness, his ending as without honour. (Wisdom of Solomon 5, 4)
She anticipates those who desire her by making herself known first. (Wisdom of Solomon 6, 13)
For Wisdom begins with the sincere desire for instruction, care for instruction means loving her, (Wisdom of Solomon 6, 17)
