Talált 2845 Eredmények: Thee

• They must feel the prick, to remind them of the commandments they had from thee, and then quickly be rescued before they sank into deep lethargy, beyond the reach of thy succour. (Wisdom of Solomon 16, 11)

• So well does thy creation obey thee, its author, now exerting all its powers to punish the wicked, now abating its force to do thy loyal followers a service! (Wisdom of Solomon 16, 24)

• but for the instruction of thy own children, Lord, children so well beloved? They were to learn that man lives, not by the ripening of crops, but by thy word, ever protecting the souls that trust in thee. (Wisdom of Solomon 16, 26)

• What meant this, but that we must be up before the sun to give thee thanks, seeking thy audience with day’s earliest light? (Wisdom of Solomon 16, 28)

• They had thought to exercise barbarous tyranny over a nation consecrated to thee. And now they lay, shut close under their own roofs, darkness their dungeon, their sentence a long-drawn night, exiled from the gifts of thy eternal Providence. (Wisdom of Solomon 17, 2)

• lighthearted as horse at pasture or frisking lamb, they chanted praises to thee, Lord, their rescuer. (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 9)

• Wisdom it is that imparts to us all our knowledge, all our powers of discernment; hold her fast, and she will set thee on a pinnacle of renown; (Ecclesiasticus 1, 24)

• is to see thee loyal and patient; thou shalt have no empty coffers then. (Ecclesiasticus 1, 35)

• Do not play false in thy dealings with men, nor suffer thy own words to ensnare thee. (Ecclesiasticus 1, 37)

• Watch those words well, or they may trip thee up; thou wilt have compassed thy own disgrace, (Ecclesiasticus 1, 38)

• Submissive be thy heart, and ready to bear all; to wise advice lend a ready ear, and be never hasty when ill times befall thee. (Ecclesiasticus 2, 2)

• Accept all that comes to thee, patient in sorrow, humiliation long enduring; (Ecclesiasticus 2, 4)