Trouvé 279 Résultats pour: power struggle
And the trees said to the fig tree, ‘Come and accept royal power over us.’ (Judges 9, 10)
But first they also went up and wept before the Lord, even until night. And they consulted him and said, “Should I continue to go forth, so as to contend against the sons of Benjamin, my brothers, or not?” And he responded to them, “Ascend against them, and undertake the struggle.” (Judges 20, 23)
Then a long struggle occurred between the house of Saul and the house of David, with David prospering and growing ever stronger, but the house of Saul decreasing daily. (2 Samuel 3, 1)
Yet truly, let no account be given by them of the money that they receive. Instead, let them have it within their power and trust.” (2 Kings 22, 7)
Yours, O Lord, is magnificence and power and glory, and also victory; and to you is praise. For all the things that are in heaven and on earth are yours. Yours is the kingdom, O Lord, and you are above all rulers. (1 Chronicles 29, 11)
Yours is wealth, and yours is glory. You have dominion over all things. In your hand is virtue and power. In your hand is greatness and authority over all things. (1 Chronicles 29, 12)
he said: “O Lord, God of our fathers, you are God in heaven, and you rule over all the kingdoms of the Gentiles. In your hand is strength and power, and no one is able to withstand you. (2 Chronicles 20, 6)
And he gave him the power to go wherever he would want, having the freedom to do whatever he wished. (Tobit 1, 14)
For example, those who receive marriage in such manner as to exclude God from themselves and from their mind, and in such a manner as to empty themselves to their lust, like the horse and mule, which have no understanding, over them the demon has power. (Tobit 6, 17)
And he glorified it, in its power, with the force of his army and with the glory of his chariots. (Judith 1, 4)
Then he descended from the mountains with horsemen, in great power, and he took charge of every city and of every inhabitant of the land. (Judith 3, 7)
For king Nebuchadnezzar had instructed him to exterminate all the gods of the earth, evidently so that he alone might be called ‘god’ by those nations which were able to be subjugated by the power of Holofernes. (Judith 3, 13)