Znaleziono 24 Wyniki dla: chance
A hearthful of glowing coals starts from a single spark, and the sinner lurks for the chance to spill blood. (Ecclesiasticus 11, 32)
An enemy may have sweetness on his lips, and in his heart a scheme to throw you into the ditch. An enemy may have tears in his eyes, but if he gets a chance there can never be too much blood for him. (Ecclesiasticus 12, 16)
There is the person who is prevented from sinning by lack of strength, yet he will do wrong when he gets the chance. (Ecclesiasticus 19, 28)
Who has been through this test and emerged perfect? He may well be proud of that! Who has had the chance to sin and has not sinned, had the chance to do wrong and has not done it? (Ecclesiasticus 31, 10)
Leisure gives the scribe the chance to acquire wisdom; a man with few commitments can grow wise. (Ecclesiasticus 38, 24)
They have given Pharaoh king of Egypt the nickname, 'Much-noise-but-he-lets-the-chance-slip-by'! (Jeremiah 46, 17)
flight will be cut off for the swift, the strong will have no chance to exert his strength nor the warrior be able to save his life; (Amos 2, 14)
So, if when you were called, you were a slave, do not think it matters -- even if you have a chance of freedom, you should prefer to make full use of your condition as a slave. (1 Corinthians 7, 21)
so that if by chance some of the Macedonians came with me and found you unprepared we -- to say nothing of yourselves -- would not be put to shame by our confidence in you. (2 Corinthians 9, 4)
Because any chance comer has only to preach a Jesus other than the one we preached, or you have only to receive a spirit different from the one you received, or a gospel different from the one you accepted -- and you put up with that only too willingly. (2 Corinthians 11, 4)
I will go on acting as I do at present, to cut the ground from under the feet of those who are looking for a chance to be proved my equals in grounds for boasting. (2 Corinthians 11, 12)
I think it is best for young widows to marry again and have children and a household to look after, and not give the enemy any chance to raise a scandal about them; (1 Timothy 5, 14)
