Talált 3288 Eredmények: Aid
As well snow in summer or rain in harvest, as honour paid to a fool. (Proverbs 26, 1)
See, where the meadows are laid bare, and the aftermath is springing, the hay all carried, now, from the hill-slopes! (Proverbs 27, 25)
goat’s milk, too, shall suffice to feed thee, give life and strength to thy men and thy serving-maids. (Proverbs 27, 27)
As thou lovest thy life, aid thieves never; wouldst thou hear appeal made, and keep thy own counsel?✻ (Proverbs 29, 24)
eagle that flies in air, viper that crawls on rock, ship that sails the sea, and man that goes courting maid.✻ (Proverbs 30, 19)
a scold married, and a maid that supplants✻ her mistress. (Proverbs 30, 23)
Why then (I said to myself), if fool and I must come to the same end at last, was not I the fool, that toiled to achieve wisdom more than he? So my thoughts ran, and I found labour lost, here too. (Ecclesiastes 2, 15)
Here is one that works alone, partner nor son nor brother to aid him, yet still works on, never content with his bright hoard, never asking, as he toils and stints himself, who shall gain by it. Frustration and lost labour, here too. (Ecclesiastes 4, 8)
Vow to God if thou utterest, without delay perform it, he will have no light and rash promises; vow made must be vow paid. (Ecclesiastes 5, 3)
Better a visit paid where men mourn, than where they feast; it will put thee in mind of the end that awaits us all, admonish the living with the foreknowledge of death. (Ecclesiastes 7, 3)
Never a blessing for sinners; never be it said they lived out their full span of days! Reckless of God’s frown, see, they pass like a shadow, and are gone! (Ecclesiastes 8, 13)
no love, no hatred, no envy can they feel; they have said good-bye to this world, and to all its busy doings, here under the sun. (Ecclesiastes 9, 6)
