Talált 3518 Eredmények: Art
O hearts untutored, come near, and frequent the school of learning! (Ecclesiasticus 51, 31)
Your hearts shall yet triumph in his mercy, nor ever rue the day when you learned to praise him. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 37)
Listen, you heavens, and let earth attend to this, a divine remonstrance; my own sons, that I reared and brought to manhood, hold me in defiance! (Isaiah 1, 2)
Would you have me smite you again, that you shew yourselves ever more faithless? Everywhere bowed heads, and faint hearts; (Isaiah 1, 5)
Learn, rather, how to do good, setting your hearts on justice, righting the wrong, protecting the orphan, giving the widow redress; (Isaiah 1, 17)
And then I will take thee in hand again, smelting thee till thou art free from dross, purging away all that base alloy. (Isaiah 1, 25)
For this, high and low fall to earth, abate their human pride; and shall they find forgiveness? (Isaiah 2, 9)
Now indeed man’s haughty looks must fall to earth, human pride must be abated; no room for any greatness but the Lord’s, when that day comes. (Isaiah 2, 11)
Shall not man’s greatness fall to earth, shall not human pride be abated then? No room for any magnificence but the Lord’s, when that day comes. (Isaiah 2, 17)
only cave in the rock, crevice in the ground will afford shelter, when the Lord comes, great and terrible, when he rises up to smite earth with dread! (Isaiah 2, 19)
as they slink into clefts of the hills, into rocky caverns, to hide themselves from the terrors of the Lord’s coming, from this sublime majesty that daunts the earth! (Isaiah 2, 21)
Set apart for him, all that dwell in Sion now, all that survive the city’s purging; none else will be left alive in Jerusalem, (Isaiah 4, 3)
