Talált 3576 Eredmények: But

• This is the God who makes a home for the outcast, restores the captives to a land of plenty, leaves none but the rebels to find their abode in the wilderness. (Psalms 67, 7)

• Thou dost mount up on high, thou dost capture thy spoil, and men must be thy tribute,✻ will they or no, yonder heathen must have the Lord God for their neighbour. (Psalms 67, 19)

• Soon the blood of thy enemies will stain thy feet, never a jackal that follows thee but shall lick its prey. (Psalms 67, 24)

• Let me find in thee a rock-fastness, a citadel of defence; I have no other stronghold, no other refuge, but thee. (Psalms 70, 3)

• gifts shall flow in from the lords of Tharsis and the islanders, tribute from the kings of Arabia and of Saba; (Psalms 71, 10)

• still, all the while, I am plagued for it, and no morning comes but my scourging is renewed. (Psalms 72, 14)

• I set myself to read the riddle, but it proved a hard search, (Psalms 72, 16)

• What else does heaven hold for me, but thyself? What charm for me has earth, here at thy side? (Psalms 72, 25)

• I know no other content but clinging to God, putting my trust in the Lord, my Master; within the gates of royal Sion I will be the herald of thy praise. (Psalms 72, 28)

• What power but thine could sunder the shifting sea, crush the power of the monster beneath its waters; (Psalms 73, 13)

• Must the dove be the vulture’s prey? Souls unbefriended, but for thee, wilt thou leave us quite forgotten? (Psalms 73, 19)

• True, he smote the rock, and made water flow from it, till the stream ran in flood, but can he give bread too, and provide meat for his people? (Psalms 77, 20)