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Talált 2204 Eredmények: End

  • Shall there be no end to the prating, the rebellious talk, the boastfulness of wrong-doers? (Psalms 93, 4)

  • Come, friends, rejoice we in the Lord’s honour; cry we out merrily to God, our strength and deliverer; (Psalms 94, 1)

  • Honour and beauty are his escort; worship and magnificence the attendants of his shrine. (Psalms 95, 6)

  • They are the Lord’s friends, who were never friends to wrong; souls that are true to him he guards ever, rescues them from the power of evil-doers. (Psalms 96, 10)

  • (A prayer for the friendless man, when he is troubled, and is pouring out his griefs before the Lord.) (Psalms 101, 1)

  • Do not turn thy face away from me, but lend me thy ear in time of affliction; give me swift audience whenever I call upon thee. (Psalms 101, 3)

  • Lord, thou endurest for ever, thy name, age after age, is not forgotten; (Psalms 101, 13)

  • Such legend inscribe we for a later age to read it; a new people will arise, to praise the Lord; (Psalms 101, 19)

  • Here, on my journey, he has brought my strength to an end, cut short my days. (Psalms 101, 24)

  • What, my God, wilt thou snatch me away, my life half done? Age after age thy years endure; (Psalms 101, 25)

  • But the Lord’s worshippers know no beginning or end of his mercy; he will keep faith with their children’s children, (Psalms 102, 17)

  • From thy high dwelling-place thou dost send rain upon the hills; thy hand gives earth all her plenty. (Psalms 103, 13)


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