Fondare 1110 Risultati per: Tree Of Life

• the life given by thee, by thee was spared; thy vigilance was all my safety. (Job 10, 12)

• Do not ask why I set my teeth so firmly,✻ take my life in my hand; (Job 13, 14)

• So frail man’s life, woman-born, so full of trouble, (Job 14, 1)

• Were he but as the trees are! A tree has hope to live by: pollarded, it still grows green, and fresh branches spring from it. (Job 14, 7)

• nothing man feels save the pains that rack him in life, the griefs that fret his soul.✻ (Job 14, 22)

• It is not in man to live a life all blameless; never son of woman yet found acquittal. (Job 15, 14)

• So free from care my life was, and now, suddenly as though a wild beast had fastened on me, dashed me to the ground, he has broken that life to pieces. I am a mark for his archery, (Job 16, 13)

• his arrows are all about me; still they pierce me to the marrow, drain my life,✻ (Job 16, 14)

• Such is the reward of a guiltless life, of prayer offered without stain. (Job 16, 18)

• by him left defenceless on every side, I go my ways; a tree torn up by the roots has more to hope for than I. (Job 19, 10)

• So, full of ease, their life passes, and they go down at last without a struggle to the grave. (Job 21, 13)

• Just though thou be, how is God the better for knowing thou art just? Can stainless life of thine advantage him? (Job 22, 3)