Talált 19150 Eredmények: Or

• or let the sinner live on in all his power. He does accord fair judgement to the afflicted; (Job 36, 6)

• He shows them the import of their deeds, of the sins of pride they have committed. (Job 36, 9)

• In their ears he sounds a warning, ordering them to turn back from doing wrong. (Job 36, 10)

• The stubborn, who cherish their anger and do not cry for help when he chains them, (Job 36, 13)

• die in the bloom of youth or live among the male prostitutes of the temple. (Job 36, 14)

• You, too, he would like to snatch from torment. While you were enjoying boundless abundance, with rich food piled high on your table, (Job 36, 16)

• you did not bring the wicked to trial and did not give fair judgement to the orphan. (Job 36, 17)

• Beware of being led astray by abundance, of being corrupted by expensive presents. (Job 36, 18)

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

• Who has even told him which course to take, or dared to say to him, 'You have done wrong'? (Job 36, 23)

• Consider, rather, how you may praise his work, a theme that many have sung. (Job 36, 24)

• And who can fathom how he spreads the clouds, or why such crashes thunder from his tent? (Job 36, 29)