Talált 719 Eredmények: Good And Evil

• Not a wife in Persia or Media but will disobey her husband more lightly for this example; the king has good reason to be angry. (Esther 1, 18)

• how Mardochaeus, a Jew, became next in rank to the king himself, a great name among Jewish names, a man well loved by his fellows, that sought his people’s good and brought blessings on their race.… (Esther 10, 3)

• they oppress their fellow-subjects, and are even prompted by their good fortune to plot against the authors of it; (Esther 16, 3)

• Spoken like a foolish wife, Job answered. What, should we accept the good fortune God sends us, and not the ill? So well, even now, did Job guard his lips. (Job 2, 10)

• Is it well done, to make a prey of the defenceless, to conspire against the good name of your friend? (Job 6, 27)

• Sweet in the mouth is the taste of evil-doing; how the tongue cherishes it! (Job 20, 12)

• These are the godless folk whose counsel I must shun because they cannot command their own good fortune! (Job 21, 16)

• What becomes of the tyrant’s palace, of the evil-doer’s home, at last? (Job 21, 28)

• To man, he has told this much, that wisdom is fearing the Lord; there lies discernment, in refusing the evil path. (Job 28, 28)

• Rather, it was of myself men were fain to speak evil, men of my own household, and to their hearts’ content.✻ (Job 31, 31)

• Evil days, when he sickens at the thought of food, of all the dainties he once loved so well; (Job 33, 20)

• Then it is an angel’s✻ task, as many angels there be, to interpret his need, and shew him where man’s good lies; (Job 33, 23)