Talált 675 Eredmények: Folk Wisdom
To humble folk thou wilt bring deliverance; the proud, with their haughty looks, thou wilt bring down to earth. (Psalms 17, 28)
Friendless folk may still call upon the Lord and gain his ear, and be rescued from all their afflictions. (Psalms 33, 7)
thy justice stands firm as the everlasting hills,✻ the wisdom of thy decrees is deep as the abyss. Lord, thou dost give protection to man and beast, (Psalms 35, 7)
But thou art a lover of faithfulness, and now, deep in my heart, thy wisdom has instructed me. (Psalms 50, 8)
Honest folk will watch, and wonder, and taunt him then; (Psalms 51, 8)
Nobles all, are they honest words you utter? And you, common folk, do you make just award? (Psalms 57, 2)
He will give the poor redress when they cry to him, destitute folk, with none to befriend them; (Psalms 71, 12)
Gebal, Ammon and Amelec, the Philistines, and the folk that dwell at Tyre. (Psalms 82, 8)
Mine it is to reckon the folk of Egypt, of Babylon, too, among my citizens! Philistines, Tyrians, Ethiopians, all must claim Sion as their birthplace; (Psalms 86, 4)
Long ago, in a vision, thou didst make a promise to thy faithful servants. Thou saidst, I have crowned you a warrior king, chosen out among the common folk a man to honour. (Psalms 88, 20)
What is our span of days? Seventy years it lasts, eighty years, if lusty folk we be; for the more part, toil and frustration; years that vanish in a moment, and we are gone. (Psalms 89, 10)
measure thy anger by the reverence we owe thee! Teach us to count every passing day, till our hearts find wisdom. (Psalms 89, 12)