Talált 687 Eredmények: Dan
And all the royal attendants at the palace gates must bow the knee and do Aman reverence, such were their orders. But Mardochaeus went his own way, and would neither bow nor bend. (Esther 3, 2)
And now Harbona, one of the chamberlains in attendance on the king’s person, came forward; What of the gallows, said he, fifty cubits high, that stands there by Aman’s house, ready for Mardochaeus, that saved the king’s life?✻ Let Aman himself hang on it, said the king. (Esther 7, 9)
When he came to know their minds better, and read the secret of their ambitions, he became aware that they were plotting against the king’s life, and warned the king of his danger. (Esther 12, 2)
And what of queen Esther? She too had recourse to the Lord, in her fear of the danger that threatened. (Esther 14, 1)
A poor thing thy old prosperity will seem, matched with the abundance he gives thee now. (Job 8, 7)
Would he but speak one word in thy ear, make thee his confidant! (Job 11, 5)
All the while, terror whispers in his ear; danger there is none, but he sees plots everywhere. (Job 15, 21)
dangers threaten him, difficulties hedge him round, as though he were a king making ready for battle. (Job 15, 24)
when he thought to enjoy streams of plenty; honey and cream should have been his in rich abundance. (Job 20, 17)
this way and that they turn at the guidance of his will, to do their appointed task on earth, (Job 37, 12)
The flooded river he drinks unconcerned; Jordan itself would have no terrors for that gaping mouth. (Job 40, 18)
Job himself lived on for a hundred and forty years, to see sons and grandsons and a new generation yet of his descendants; so he died at last as old men die, that have taken their full toll of the years. (Job 42, 16)
