Talált 696 Eredmények: New

• his to exalt men of low esteem, to comfort the mourner with new hope. (Job 5, 11)

• never again the home-coming, never shall tidings of him reach the haunts he knew. (Job 7, 10)

• were flesh and skin that clothed me, bone and sinew that built up my frame; (Job 10, 11)

• wouldst bring fresh witnesses against me, redouble thy avenging strokes, array against me a new host of punishments. (Job 10, 17)

• head high in air he made the onslaught, proud of his strong sinews, (Job 15, 26)

• Root nor branch of his posterity shall remain among his folk, vanished every trace of him from the lands he knew. (Job 18, 19)

• Sundered am I from my brethren, a stranger to all that knew me, (Job 19, 13)

• unmarked by human eyes, lost to the scenes he knew! (Job 20, 9)

• Well I knew that God Almighty in high heaven would have neither part nor lot with me else; (Job 31, 2)

• fresh wine that has no vent will burst even a new wine-skin. (Job 32, 19)

• Stiff as cedar-wood his tail, close-knit the sinews of his groin, (Job 40, 12)

• Job himself lived on for a hundred and forty years, to see sons and grandsons and a new generation yet of his descendants; so he died at last as old men die, that have taken their full toll of the years. (Job 42, 16)