Talált 321 Eredmények: Story Of Abraham
And when the nations went their several ways,✻ banded in a single conspiracy of wickedness, of one man’s innocence she still took note; Abraham must be kept irreproachable in God’s service, and steeled against pity for his own child. (Wisdom of Solomon 10, 5)
praise that holy name of his, boast of his wonders, tell the story of his renowned deeds. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 8)
Their wisdom is yet a legend among the people; wherever faithful men assemble, their story is told. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 15)
What greatness was Abraham’s, to be the father of so many nations! Where shall we find another that can boast he kept the law of the most High as Abraham kept it? He, too, entered into a covenant with God, (Ecclesiasticus 44, 20)
singing, when that day comes, Praise the Lord, and call upon his name, tell the story of his doings among all the nations, keep the majesty of his name in grateful remembrance. (Isaiah 12, 4)
Who that sees thee there, but will peer down at thee and read thy story: Can this be the man who once shook the world, and made thrones totter; (Isaiah 14, 16)
Here is a message to the race of Jacob from the Lord, that was Abraham’s deliverer: No longer shall Jacob be disappointed, no longer put to the blush. (Isaiah 29, 22)
Listen then, you that live far off, to the story of my doings; and you, who dwell close to me, learn the lesson of my power. (Isaiah 33, 13)
it is living men, as I am a living man to-day, that give thee thanks, pass on from father to son the story of thy faithfulness. (Isaiah 38, 19)
But thou, Israel, my servant, thou, Jacob, on whom my choice has fallen, art sprung from that Abraham, who was my friend; (Isaiah 41, 8)
of Abraham that begot you, of Sara that was your mother; he was a childless man when I called him, and blessed him, and granted him a posterity. (Isaiah 51, 2)
Listen, while I tell again the story of the Lord’s mercies, what renown the Lord has won; all the Lord has done for us, all the wealth of blessings his pardoning love, his abounding pity has lavished on the race of Israel. (Isaiah 63, 7)
