Talált 2204 Eredmények: End

• nor can any deserve my thanks by lending me the aid I lacked; nothing on earth but is at my disposal. (Job 41, 2)

• And now, his converse with Job finished, the Lord said to Eliphaz the Themanite, You have earned my displeasure, thou and these two friends of thine, by speaking amiss of me as my servant Job never did. (Job 42, 7)

• and, as he prayed for these friends of his, the Lord relented at the sight of his penitence. So he gave back to Job twice over all that he had lost. (Job 42, 10)

• 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)

• Ask thy will of me, and thou shalt have the nations for thy patrimony; the very ends of the world for thy domain. (Psalms 2, 8)

• if I have been a false friend, and not rather spared even those that wronged me, (Psalms 7, 5)

• Surely thou wilt put an end to the wrong-doing of the wicked, and prosper the innocent; no thought or desire of ours can escape the scrutiny of thy divine justice. (Psalms 7, 10)

• now it will be seen how the Lord defends the right, how the wicked contrive their own undoing. (Psalms 9, 17)

• so proud of his wicked end achieved, still robbing men, blaspheming and despising the Lord. (Psalms 9, 24)

• Endless time, he thinks, cannot shake his untroubled existence. (Psalms 9, 27)

• Escape; the rebels have strung their bows, have arrows ready on the string, to shoot from their hiding-places at an unoffending heart; (Psalms 10, 3)

• Innocent or sinful, he reads every heart, and the friends of wrong-doing are his enemies. (Psalms 10, 6)