Talált 2974 Eredmények: Men

• You have grown cruel to me, and your strong hand torments me unmercifully. (Job 30, 21)

• I had made an agreement with my eyes not to linger on any virgin. (Job 31, 1)

• These three men stopped arguing with Job, because he was convinced of his uprightness. (Job 32, 1)

• and he was equally angry with the three friends for giving up the argument and thus putting God in the wrong. (Job 32, 3)

• but when he saw that the three men had not another word to say in answer, his anger burst out. (Job 32, 5)

• Great age does not give wisdom, nor seniority fair judgement. (Job 32, 9)

• Up to now, I was hanging on your words, I paid attention to your arguments as each of you chose his words. (Job 32, 11)

• I am not going to follow the same line of argument; my reply to Job will be couched in different terms. (Job 32, 14)

• I have been waiting. Since they do not speak, since they have given up the argument, (Job 32, 16)

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

• Job has been saying, 'I am upright and God denies me fair judgement. (Job 34, 5)

• Could an enemy of fair judgement ever govern? Would you dare condemn the Upright One, the Almighty, (Job 34, 17)