Fondare 1417 Risultati per: Counting The People
Brightest of all, that light shone on thy chosen people. These neighbours of theirs, heard but not seen, the Egyptians must congratulate on their escape from the common doom, (Wisdom of Solomon 18, 1)
A welcome gift it was to thy people, rescue for the just, and doom for their persecutors; (Wisdom of Solomon 18, 7)
There was a time, too, when God’s own people tasted the bitterness of death; out there in the desert a plague fell upon the common folk; but not for long this vengeance lasted. (Wisdom of Solomon 18, 20)
In awe of these shrank the destroying angel away; for thy own people, some taste of thy vengeance should be enough. (Wisdom of Solomon 18, 25)
For thy people, a strange sea-faring; for those others, an unexampled manner of death! (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 5)
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)
By skilful handiwork the artist is known, the ruler of a people by the prudence of his counsel, the good sense of the aged by their word spoken. (Ecclesiasticus 9, 24)
Royal folly is a people’s ruin; where prudence reigns, there cities thrive most. (Ecclesiasticus 10, 3)
she will move him to speak before the assembled people, filling him with the spirit of wisdom and discernment, clothing him in magnificent array. (Ecclesiasticus 15, 5)
To every Gentile people he has given a ruler of its own; (Ecclesiasticus 17, 14)
and here, amid the holy gathering of her own people, that high renown of hers is echoed; (Ecclesiasticus 24, 3)
People was none, nor any race of men, but I had dominion there; (Ecclesiasticus 24, 10)
