Talált 220 Eredmények: Ima

• But I sent word back, There is no truth in the tale; it is of thy own imagining. (Nehemiah 6, 8)

• This document about the feast of Purim, said to have been translated by Lysimachus son of Ptolemy, a native of Jerusalem, was first made public in the fourth year of king Ptolemy and queen Cleopatra, by Dosithaeus, who claimed to be a priest of true Levite descent, and his son, who was also called Ptolemy.✻ (Esther 11, 1)

• and wasting all his beauty, death in its primal guise shall devour those limbs.✻ (Job 18, 13)

• The dawn, that stamps its image on the clay of earth; stands there, flung over it like a garment,✻ (Job 38, 14)

• Why, the very man I trusted most, my own intimate friend, who shared my bread, has lifted his heel to trip me up.✻ (Psalms 40, 10)

• my whole soul thirsts for God, the living God; shall I never again make my pilgrimage into God’s presence? (Psalms 41, 3)

• There they lie in the world beneath, huddled like sheep, with death for their shepherd, the just for their masters; soon, soon their image fades, the grave for its tenement. (Psalms 48, 15)

• And thou, Lord, dost rise up and brush aside all their imaginings, as a waking man his dream. (Psalms 72, 20)

• made mountain shrines, to court his anger, carved images, to awake his jealousy! (Psalms 77, 58)

• How blessed is the man who finds his strength in thee! Where there are hearts set on pilgrimage, (Psalms 83, 6)

• Shame upon the men that worship carved images, and make their boast of false gods! him only all the powers of heaven, prostrate, adore. (Psalms 96, 7)

• They made a calf, too, at Horeb, casting a golden image and worshipping it, (Psalms 105, 19)