Talált 587 Eredmények: Wise Living
and his subjects, living far away, so that they could not do obeisance to him in person, would have his present image set up in their view, eager to pay his absent royalty their adulation. (Wisdom of Solomon 14, 17)
Nor were they content with these false notions of God’s nature; living in a world besieged by doubt, they misnamed its innumerable disorders a state of peace. (Wisdom of Solomon 14, 22)
No thought for the God that was his own fashioner, quickened him with the pulse of energy, breathed into him a living spirit! (Wisdom of Solomon 15, 11)
Existence, for him, only a toy to be played with; our life here, only a market-place, where a man must needs get his living by fair means or foul! (Wisdom of Solomon 15, 12)
unnumbered everywhere the slain, nor might the living suffice to bury them; all in one moment, the flower of their race had perished. (Wisdom of Solomon 18, 12)
Already the corpses were piled thick one on another; but he kept vengeance at bay, standing in between to breach the path between dead and living. (Wisdom of Solomon 18, 23)
then fire, in its turn, could not waste the frail flesh of living creatures that traversed it, nor melt that heavenly food that melted easily as ice. No means wouldst thou neglect, Lord, to magnify thy people and win them renown; never wouldst thou leave them unregarded, but always and everywhere camest to their side.✻ (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 20)
Buried her roots beyond all search, wise her counsels beyond all knowing; (Ecclesiasticus 1, 6)
and he has poured her out upon all his creation, upon all living things, upon all the souls that love him, in the measure of his gift to each. (Ecclesiasticus 1, 10)
Wouldst thou be wise, the first step is fear of the Lord; to his chosen servants, a gift connatural from the womb; it goes with holy motherhood, and where his true worshippers are, shews manifest. (Ecclesiasticus 1, 16)
praise shall be upon every lip for the wise thought that checked, for a while, her utterance. (Ecclesiasticus 1, 30)
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)
