Talált 1970 Eredmények: End

• So, Job, please listen to my words and attend to all I have to say. (Job 33, 1)

• to turn him from what he is doing and to put an end to his pride. (Job 33, 17)

• And now, you sages, listen to what I say, lend me your ears, you learned men. (Job 34, 2)

• If you have any intelligence, listen to this, lend your ear to the sound of my words. (Job 34, 16)

• For to his sin he now adds rebellion, bringing law to an end among us and heaping abuse on God.' (Job 34, 37)

• Very well, I shall tell you and your friends as well. (Job 35, 4)

• he does uphold what the upright deserve. When he raises kings to thrones, if they grow proud of their unending rule, (Job 36, 7)

• Avoid any tendency to wrong-doing, for this is why affliction is testing you now. (Job 36, 21)

• And the clouds then pour this out, sending it streaming down on the human race. (Job 36, 28)

• and brightness spreads from the north. God is clothed in fearful splendour: (Job 37, 22)

• Who endowed the ibis with wisdom and gave the cock his intelligence? (Job 38, 36)

• Is the wild ox willing to serve you or spend a night beside your manger? (Job 39, 9)