Löydetty 171 Tulokset: lives
If a man lives for many years, and if he has rejoiced in all of these, he must remember the many days of the dark times, which, when they will have arrived, will accuse the past of vanity. (Ecclesiastes 11, 8)
He is grievous for us even to behold, for his life is unlike other men’s lives, and immutable are his ways. (Wisdom of Solomon 2, 15)
a man who finds joy in his children, and one who lives to see the undoing of his enemies. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 10)
Blessed is he who lives with a wise wife, and he who has not slipped with his tongue, and he who has not served those unworthy of himself. (Ecclesiasticus 25, 11)
The vigilance of a father for his daughter is hidden, and his concern for her takes away his sleep. For perhaps, in her adolescence, she might be brought into adulthood. Or when she lives with her husband, she might become hateful. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 9)
In her virginity, she might be defiled, and then she may be found to be pregnant in her father’s house. Or perhaps, when she lives with her husband, she might stray, or at least become barren. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 10)
Their bodies were buried in peace, and their name lives on, from generation to generation. (Ecclesiasticus 44, 14)
Blessed is he who lives by these good things. Whoever places these things in his heart will be ever wise. (Ecclesiasticus 50, 30)
Behold: I and my children, whom the Lord has given to me as a sign and a portent, in Israel, from the Lord of hosts, who lives on Mount Zion. (Isaiah 8, 18)
Thus says the Lord, the God of hosts: Go forth and enter to him who lives in the tabernacle, to Shebna, who is in charge of the temple, and you shall say to him: (Isaiah 22, 15)
But it was the will of the Lord to crush him with infirmity. If he lays down his life because of sin, he will see offspring with long lives, and the will of the Lord will be directed by his hand. (Isaiah 53, 10)
The lions have roared over him, and they have uttered their voice. They have set his land in solitude; his cities have been burned up, and there is no one who lives in them. (Jeremiah 2, 15)