Talált 19150 Eredmények: Or

• 'Job's words are spoken without any knowledge, what he says shows no intelligence. (Job 34, 35)

• Kindly examine him thoroughly, since his answers imply that he is a criminal. (Job 34, 36)

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

• Do you think you can prove yourself upright and establish your uprightness before God (Job 35, 2)

• by daring to say to him, 'What does it matter to you, or how does it benefit me, whether I have sinned or not?' (Job 35, 3)

• They too groan under the weight of oppression, they cry for help under the tyranny of the mighty, (Job 35, 9)

• who has made us more intelligent than wild animals wiser than birds in the sky?' (Job 35, 11)

• And how much less when you say, 'I cannot see him, my case is open and I am waiting for him.' (Job 35, 14)

• Or, 'His anger never punishes, he does not seem aware of human rebellion.' (Job 35, 15)

• Hence, when Job speaks, he talks nonsense, ignorantly babbling on and on. (Job 35, 16)

• Be patient a little longer while I explain, for I have more to say on God's behalf. (Job 36, 2)

• I shall range far afield for my arguments to prove my Maker just. (Job 36, 3)