Löydetty 74 Tulokset: Youth

• The just man who dies will condemn the wicked man who survives. A life fulfilled early in youth condemns the endless days of the wicked. (Wisdom of Solomon 4, 16)

• I loved her and sought her from my youth; I strove to have her as my bride for I had fallen in love with her beauty. (Wisdom of Solomon 8, 2)

• My son, dedicate yourself to learning from your youth, and you will grow in wisdom until old age. (Ecclesiasticus 6, 18)

• If you have saved nothing in your youth, what will you have in old age? (Ecclesiasticus 25, 3)

• How wise you were in your youth, Solomon! as full of understanding as a river. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 14)

• In my youth, before I set out on my travels, I openly sought wisdom in prayer; (Ecclesiasticus 51, 13)

• While she blossomed like a ripening cluster, my heart was delighted in her; my feet followed the right path, because from my youth I searched for her. (Ecclesiasticus 51, 15)

• Youth may grow tired and faint, young men will stumble and fall, (Isaiah 40, 30)

• Keep on, then, with your magic spells and with the multitude of your sorceries, which you have labored at since your youth. Do you think they will help you now? Do you think they will cause terror around you? (Isaiah 47, 12)

• This is your lot and of your wizards with whom you have labored from your youth. Now each will go his own way - powerless to save you. (Isaiah 47, 15)

• Do not be afraid for you will not be deceived, do not be ashamed for you will not be disgraced. You will forget the shame of your youth; no longer will you remember the disgrace of your widowhood. (Isaiah 54, 4)

• It will no longer know of dead children or of a grown man not completing his days. He who reaches a hundred years will have died a mere youth, but he who fails to reach a hundred will be considered accursed. (Isaiah 65, 20)