Fondare 394 Risultati per: Fear

• Do as thou art bidden, and fear no harm. A time will come, the wise man knows, when he shall win a hearing; (Ecclesiastes 8, 5)

• And yet, though the sinner presume on the divine patience that has borne with a hundred misdeeds, I know well enough that blessings are for those who fear God, who fear his frown. (Ecclesiastes 8, 12)

• Fear upon every height, terrors on the road; almond-blossom matched for whiteness; the grasshopper’s weight a burden now; the spiced food untasted!✻ Man is for his everlasting home, and already the mourners are astir in the streets. (Ecclesiastes 12, 5)

• Conclude we then thus in general; Fear God, and keep his commandments; this is the whole meaning of man. (Ecclesiastes 12, 13)

• And they, in what craven fear they will cower at the sight of him, amazed at the sudden reversal of his fortunes! (Wisdom of Solomon 5, 2)

• so that men would die of fear at their very aspect, without waiting for proof of their power to do harm. (Wisdom of Solomon 11, 20)

• only now and again a blaze shone out, not of their kindling, terrible to behold; and fear of this unseen radiance lent fresh horror to the sights it shewed.✻ (Wisdom of Solomon 17, 6)

• or the sudden crash of tumbling rocks, or the padding feet of beasts that gambolled past them unseen, or the howl of wild things ravening, or a booming echo from the mountain hollows, it was all one; it would startle them into a great quaking of fear. (Wisdom of Solomon 17, 18)

• To fear the Lord is man’s pride and boast, is joy, is a prize proudly worn; (Ecclesiasticus 1, 11)

• 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)

• The fear of the Lord lends wisdom that piety which is hers; (Ecclesiasticus 1, 17)

• The fear of the Lord is wisdom’s fulfilment, yields the deep draught that satisfies; (Ecclesiasticus 1, 20)