Talált 448 Eredmények: Soul Food

• As surely as the ear judges words, and the mouth relishes the taste of food, (Job 12, 11)

• For us mortal men, death; a stripping, and a breathing out of the soul, and all is over. (Job 14, 10)

• nothing man feels save the pains that rack him in life, the griefs that fret his soul.✻ (Job 14, 22)

• ventures he out in search of food,✻ he doubts not his last hour is at hand; (Job 15, 23)

• But once let that food reach his belly, not the gall of adders is so venomous. (Job 20, 14)

• leave others to make their living as best they may, like the wild ass in the desert, waking betimes to scrape food for hungry mouths at home. (Job 24, 5)

• Swift as snow melts under the noon-day heat, let his guilty soul pass to the grave, (Job 24, 19)

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

• for food, the discerning palate, for wisdom, the discerning ear. (Job 34, 3)

• Has he not a whole world to rule, a whole race of mortals to supply with food? (Job 36, 31)

• Is it not to God their nestlings cry so shrilly, homeless for want of food? (Job 38, 41)

• Lord, turn back, and grant a wretched soul relief; as thou art ever merciful, save me. (Psalms 6, 5)