Fondare 19150 Risultati per: Or

• Can you depend on him to come home and pile your grain on your threshing-floor? (Job 39, 12)

• Can the wing of the ostrich be compared with the plumage of stork or falcon? (Job 39, 13)

• forgetting that a foot may tread on them or a wild animal crush them. (Job 39, 15)

• Cruel to her chicks as if they were not hers, little she cares if her labour goes for nothing. (Job 39, 16)

• Yet, if she bestirs herself to use her height, she can make fools of horse and rider too. (Job 39, 18)

• Are you the one who makes the horse so brave and covers his neck with flowing mane? (Job 39, 19)

• Do you make him leap like a grasshopper? His haughty neighing inspires terror. (Job 39, 20)

• He laughs at fear; he is afraid of nothing, he recoils before no sword. (Job 39, 22)

• She spends her nights among the crags with a needle of rock as her fortress, (Job 39, 28)

• from which she watches for prey, fixing it with her far-ranging eye. (Job 39, 29)

• My words have been frivolous: what can I reply? I had better lay my hand over my mouth. (Job 40, 4)

• I have spoken once, I shall not speak again; I have spoken twice, I have nothing more to say. (Job 40, 5)