Talált 3576 Eredmények: But

• Father and mother may neglect me, but the Lord takes me into his care. (Psalms 26, 10)

• The Lord’s voice sets the oak-trees a-swaying, strips the deep forest bare. Meanwhile, in his sanctuary, there is no sound but tells of his glory. (Psalms 28, 9)

• For a moment lasts his anger, for a life-time his love; sorrow is but the guest of a night, and joy comes in the morning. (Psalms 29, 6)

• How will it profit thee to take my life? I can but go down into the grave; and will this dust give thanks to thee, or acknowledge, there, thy faithfulness? (Psalms 29, 10)

• Let fools provoke thee by the worship of false gods; for me, no refuge but the Lord. (Psalms 30, 7)

• My life is all grief, my years are but sighs; for very misery,✻ my strength ebbs away, my frame is wasted. (Psalms 30, 11)

• I thought, bewildered, that thy watchful care had lost sight of me; but I cried out to thee, and thou thereupon didst listen to my plea. (Psalms 30, 23)

• Again and again the sinner must feel the lash; he who trusts in the Lord finds nothing but mercy all around him. (Psalms 31, 10)

• Naught of evil cherish thou, but rather do good; let peace be all thy quest and aim. (Psalms 33, 15)

• No word on his lips but is cruel and false; never a wise thought, a kindly deed. (Psalms 35, 4)

• and cannot see his own turn coming; but the Lord sees it, and laughs at his malice. (Psalms 36, 13)

• he may stumble but never fall, with the Lord’s hand in his. (Psalms 36, 24)