Talált 238 Eredmények: Pai

• Morning or evening they may be shattered; with no heed paid to it, they perish forever. (Job 4, 20)

• Then I should still have consolation and could exult through unremitting pain, because I have not transgressed the commands of the Holy One. (Job 6, 10)

• A friend owes kindness to one in despair, though he have forsaken the fear of the Almighty. (Job 6, 14)

• So that I should prefer choking and death rather than my pains. (Job 7, 15)

• When the scourge slays suddenly, he laughs at the despair of the innocent. (Job 9, 23)

• Then I am in dread of all my pains; I know that you will not hold me innocent. (Job 9, 28)

• Only his own flesh pains him, and his soul grieves for him. (Job 14, 22)

• He despairs of escaping the darkness, and looks ever for the sword; (Job 15, 22)

• If I speak, this pain I have will not be checked; if I leave off, it will not depart from me. (Job 16, 6)

• Solid gold cannot purchase it, nor can its price be paid with silver. (Job 28, 15)

• Or a man is chastened on his bed by pain and unceasing suffering within his frame, (Job 33, 19)

• If I have repaid my friend with evil-- I spared even those who hated me without cause-- (Psalms 7, 5)