Talált 4578 Eredmények: God

• The land has yielded its harvest; such bounty God, our own God, affords. (Psalms 66, 7)

• God grant us ever his blessing, and may earth, far and wide, do him reverence. (Psalms 66, 8)

• Let God bestir himself, needs must his foes be scattered, their malice take flight before his coming. (Psalms 67, 2)

• Vanish the wicked at God’s presence as the smoke vanishes, as wax melts at the fire, (Psalms 67, 3)

• Sing, then, in God’s honour, praise his name with a psalm; a royal progress through the wilderness for the God whose name tells of omnipotence! Triumph in his presence; (Psalms 67, 5)

• he is a father to the orphan, and gives the widow redress, this God who dwells apart in holiness. (Psalms 67, 6)

• This is the God who makes a home for the outcast, restores the captives to a land of plenty, leaves none but the rebels to find their abode in the wilderness. (Psalms 67, 7)

• O God, when thou didst go forth at the head of thy people, on that royal progress of thine through the desert, (Psalms 67, 8)

• how the earth trembled, how the sky broke at God’s coming, how even Sinai shook, when the God of Israel came! (Psalms 67, 9)

• And on this thy own land, O God, thou sendest rain abundantly; all parched it lies, and thou dost bring it relief. (Psalms 67, 10)

• Pasture-land of thy own flock; and shouldst thou not make bounteous provision here, O God, for thy pensioners? (Psalms 67, 11)

• must you turn your eyes, rugged hills, towards God’s mountain, and envy what you see? The mountain where God loves and will ever love to dwell. (Psalms 67, 17)