Talált 424 Eredmények: Feast Of Unleavened Bread

• What are man’s first needs? Water, and bread, and clothing, and the privacy of a home. (Ecclesiasticus 29, 28)

• Bitter words for an honest man to hear; shall he owe his bread to one that reviles him as homeless? (Ecclesiasticus 29, 35)

• jostling goes ill with a feast. (Ecclesiasticus 31, 17)

• If they will make thee master of the feast, do not give thyself airs; bear thyself as an equal. (Ecclesiasticus 32, 1)

• made a succession of seasons, a succession of feast days, when at stated times men must keep holiday. (Ecclesiasticus 33, 9)

• Poor man’s bread is poor man’s life; cheat him of it, and thou hast slain him; (Ecclesiasticus 34, 25)

• and giving the signal when feast days come round! The moon, whose light must decrease till it vanishes, (Ecclesiasticus 43, 7)

• his clan first of all must have bread enough and to spare, his children should inherit the eating of the Lord’s own sacrifice. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 26)

• feast-days should be kept with splendour, times and seasons duly observed, all his life long; morning after morning the Lord’s holy name should be praised, God should receive his full tribute of worship. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 12)

• The new month begins, the feast day comes round, how it cloys the appetite! These be hateful tasks I can bear no longer. (Isaiah 1, 14)

• And the other answers, Who, I? Nay, I have no doctor’s skill. As for my house, there is neither bread nor coat in it; ruler thou shalt never make of me. (Isaiah 3, 7)

• Day of desolation! Here are seven women catching hold of one man, and promi-sing, We will earn our bread, find ourselves in clothing; only let us bear thy name, and be saved from the reproach of barrenness! (Isaiah 4, 1)