Talált 256 Eredmények: Sn
Hidden in the ground is a snare to catch him, pitfalls lie across his path. (Job 18, 10)
No wonder, then, if snares are all around you, and sudden terrors make you afraid; (Job 22, 10)
He goes to bed rich, but never again: he wakes to find it has all gone. As drought and heat make snow disappear, so does Sheol anyone who has sinned. (Job 27, 19)
An east wind picks him up and drags him away, snatching him up from his homestead. He used to ill-treat the childless woman and show no kindness to the widow. (Job 27, 21)
I used to break the fangs of the wicked, and snatch their prey from their jaws. (Job 29, 17)
to snatch souls back from the abyss and to make the light of the living still shine. (Job 33, 30)
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)
When he says to the snow, 'Fall on the earth!' to the showers, 'Now rain hard!' (Job 37, 6)
Have you visited the place where the snow is stored? Have you seen the stores of hail, (Job 38, 22)
His sneezes radiate light, his eyes are like the eyelashes of the dawn. (Job 41, 10)
He digs a trap, scoops it out, but he falls into the snare he made himself. (Psalms 7, 15)
The nations have fallen into the trap they made, their feet caught in the snare they laid. (Psalms 9, 15)
