Talált 4578 Eredmények: God
Let the whole earth keep holiday in God’s honour; pay to the Lord the homage of your rejoicing, appear in his presence with glad hearts. (Psalms 99, 2)
Learn that it is the Lord, no other, who is God; his we are, he it was that made us; we are his own people, sheep of his own pasturing. (Psalms 99, 3)
What, my God, wilt thou snatch me away, my life half done? Age after age thy years endure; (Psalms 101, 25)
Bless the Lord, my soul; O Lord my God, what magnificence is thine! Glory and beauty are thy clothing. (Psalms 103, 1)
the young lions go roaring after their prey, God’s pensioners, asking for their food. (Psalms 103, 21)
And he, the Lord, is our own God, wide though his writ runs through all the world. (Psalms 104, 7)
They must needs give way to their cravings in the wilderness, challenge God’s power, there in the desert, (Psalms 105, 14)
So little they remembered the God who had delivered them, those portents of his in Egypt, (Psalms 105, 21)
They dedicated themselves to Beelphegor, in honour of the dead gods sat down to feast; (Psalms 105, 28)
till their wicked ways roused God’s anger, and a plague fell upon them. (Psalms 105, 29)
winning himself such title to God’s favour as shall be remembered, age after age, eternally. (Psalms 105, 31)
Then God’s anger blazed up against his people, his chosen race became abominable to him, (Psalms 105, 40)