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Talált 9207 Eredmények: út

  • It is thou, Lord, that keepest the lamp of my hopes still burning; shinest on the darkness about me, O my God. (Psalms 17, 29)

  • Who but the Lord is God? What other refuge can there be, except our God? (Psalms 17, 32)

  • Thou girdest me about with a warrior’s strength; whatever power challenges me, thou dost subdue before me, (Psalms 17, 40)

  • putting my enemies to flight, and throwing all their malice into confusion. (Psalms 17, 41)

  • Loudly they cry out to the Lord, bereft of aid, but he makes no answer to their cries. (Psalms 17, 42)

  • See where they come, the alien born, come slinking out of their strongholds, pale of cheek, to cringe before me. (Psalms 17, 46)

  • till their utterance fills every land, till their message reaches the ends of the world. (Psalms 18, 5)

  • In these, he has made a pavilion for the sun, which comes out as a bridegroom comes from his bed, and exults like some great runner who sees the track before him. (Psalms 18, 6)

  • How plain are the duties which the Lord enjoins, the treasure of man’s heart; how clear is the commandment the Lord gives, the enlightenment of man’s eyes! (Psalms 18, 9)

  • Keep me ever thy own servant, far from pride; so long as this does not lord it over me, I will yet be without fault, I will yet be innocent of the great sin. (Psalms 18, 14)

  • Ay, but thy enemies—they shall feel thy power; that right hand will not leave their malice unpunished. (Psalms 20, 9)

  • Thou wilt rout them; bent is thy bow to meet their onslaught.✻ (Psalms 20, 13)


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