Talált 5628 Eredmények: Fa
shuns he the steel, to the bow of bronze he falls a prey. (Job 20, 24)
never bull of theirs failed to gender, cow to calve; (Job 21, 10)
But perhaps God is reserving for the children punishment of their father’s sins? Nay, let the sinner himself feel the retribution when it comes; (Job 21, 19)
his own eyes must see the blow fall, his own lips drink in the divine vengeance! (Job 21, 20)
Little he cares what befalls his posterity after he is gone, though halved be the time of its continuance. (Job 21, 21)
Ask any wayfarer (you say) that knows them, and you shall hear the same account of the matter: (Job 21, 29)
Fall in with the Lord’s ways, and be his friend; thou shalt be well rewarded. (Job 22, 21)
In those omnipotent arms thou shalt rest content, thy face upturned towards God himself, (Job 22, 26)
Since he, who is omnipotent, determines every event, how is it that those who know him wait in vain for his doom to fall?✻ (Job 24, 1)
defenceless against cold and rain on the mountain-side, so that they are fain to hug the rocks for lack of shelter. (Job 24, 8)
he cannot go on for ever basking in the Almighty’s favour, calling God to his aid. (Job 27, 10)
Not one of you but knows the truth of it already; yet one and all you must be urging a false plea, without the need for it! (Job 27, 12)