Fondare 4918 Risultati per: Rom
since the days when Moses yet lived; he it was, and Caleb the son of Jephone, that took a generous part together; they would have engaged the enemy, and saved their own people from guilt by hushing the murmurs of rebellion. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 9)
These two alone, out of six hundred thousand warriors, survived the perils of the journey; these two were appointed to lead Israel into the land, all milk and honey, that was its promised home. (Ecclesiasticus 46, 10)
be their names, too, remembered in blessing, and may life spring from their bones, where they lie buried; (Ecclesiasticus 46, 14)
and therewith came thunder, sent from heaven, loud echo of the divine voice,✻ (Ecclesiasticus 46, 20)
There must be an end at last to his life, and to the age he lived in; but first he would make profession, with the Lord and the new-anointed king for his witnesses, bribe he had never taken from any living man, though it were but a gift of shoe-leather; and none might gainsay him.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 46, 22)
Only the fat from the sacrifice, only David out of all Israel; the Lord must have ever the best! (Ecclesiasticus 47, 2)
He had but to lift his hand, and the stone aimed from his sling brought low the pride of Goliath; (Ecclesiasticus 47, 5)
Jacob must have a stock to breed from; the root of David should burgeon yet. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 25)
till it swept them away altogether from their own country. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 30)
At the Lord’s word, he laid a ban on heaven itself, and three times brought fire down from it; (Ecclesiasticus 48, 3)
of calling back the dead from the tomb, by the power of the Lord God, and to life restoring them; (Ecclesiasticus 48, 5)
David, Ezechias, Josias, these three only were exempt from the guilt of their line; (Ecclesiasticus 49, 5)
