Talált 2204 Eredmények: End

• Openly my foes deride me; even to my neighbours I am a thing of utter scorn; my friends are adread, and the passer-by shuns my contact; (Psalms 30, 12)

• Friend, let me counsel thee, trace for thee the path thy feet should tread; let my prudence watch over thee. (Psalms 31, 8)

• Friendless folk may still call upon the Lord and gain his ear, and be rescued from all their afflictions. (Psalms 33, 7)

• So near is he to patient hearts, so ready to defend the humbled spirit. (Psalms 33, 19)

• how they have repaid my kindness with cruelty, and left me friendless! (Psalms 34, 12)

• I went my way sadly, as one that mourns for brother or friend, bowed with grief, as one that bewails a mother’s loss. (Psalms 34, 14)

• Joy and gladness be theirs, who applaud my innocence; Praise to the Lord! be their cry, the Lord who defends his servant. (Psalms 34, 27)

• He lies awake plotting mischief, and lends himself to every evil course, never weary of wrong-doing. (Psalms 35, 5)

• (Of David.) Art thou impatient, friend, when the wicked thrive; dost thou envy the lot of evil-doers? (Psalms 36, 1)

• End thy complaints, forgo displeasure, do not fret thyself into an evil mood; (Psalms 36, 8)

• How they draw the sword, how they bend the bow, these sinners, to bring ruin on helpless poverty, to murder the upright; (Psalms 36, 14)

• Innocence, ill endowed, has the better of the wicked in their abundance; (Psalms 36, 16)