Talált 3731 Eredmények: Eat

• I claim God’s promise; my trust is in God, no mortal threat can daunt me. (Psalms 55, 5)

• I claim God’s promise; my trust is in God, man’s threats cannot daunt me. (Psalms 55, 11)

• Fallen among lions I, that hungrily eat men’s flesh; here are envious teeth that bite deeper than spear or arrow, tongues sharp as any sword. (Psalms 56, 5)

• (To the choir-master. Melody: Do not destroy. Of David. A miktam. When Saul had his house watched, so as to put him to death.) (Psalms 58, 1)

• And I, ere long, will be proclaiming thy greatness, will be triumphing in the mercy thou hast shewn me, thou, my stronghold and my refuge in my hour of peril. (Psalms 58, 17)

• This was when he marched against the Syrians of Naharaim and Soba, and Joab on his way home defeated the men of Edom in the Valley of Salt, twelve thousand of them.) (Psalms 59, 2)

• Man is a breath that passes; in Adam’s sons there is no trust; high in the scales they rise, weighed all together and lighter than a breath. (Psalms 61, 10)

• like some parched wilderness, where stream is none! So in the holy place, I contemplate thee, ready for the revelation of thy greatness, thy glory. (Psalms 62, 3)

• O God, listen to my prayer when I plead with thee, save me from the threats of my mortal foe. (Psalms 63, 2)

• awe-stricken every one; who but will acclaim God’s power, who but will ponder his great acts? (Psalms 63, 10)

• And now thou hast brought relief to this land of ours, hast watered and greatly enriched it; deep flows the channel whence thy divine providence grants us food; long time thou dost prepare it, (Psalms 64, 10)

• Cry out to God, What dread, Lord, thy acts inspire! How great is that might of thine, which makes thy enemies cringe before thee! (Psalms 65, 3)