Talált 102 Eredmények: Considered
But the multitude of men, brought together by the beauty of the work, now considered him to be a god, whom they had formerly honored as a man. (Wisdom of Solomon 14, 20)
Yet they even considered our life to be a plaything, and the usefulness of life to be the accumulation of wealth, and that we must be acquiring things in every possible way, even from evil. (Wisdom of Solomon 15, 12)
Yet there appeared to them a sudden fire, filled with fear; and, having been struck with the fear of that face which is unseen, they considered those things which they did see to be worse, (Wisdom of Solomon 17, 6)
For the elements in themselves are in the process of being changed, just as when the sound of a musical instrument is being altered in quality, yet each one keeps its own sound, from where it is considered to be and according to its fixed appearance. (Wisdom of Solomon 19, 17)
And so I considered it to be both good and necessary for me to apply some significant diligence and labor in order to translate this book. (Ecclesiasticus 0, 7)
Then, after much attentiveness to doctrine over a length of time, I brought to a close the things being considered, so as to offer this book for those who are willing to apply their mind and to learn how they ought to conduct their way of life, (Ecclesiasticus 0, 8)
The number of the days of men are as many as one hundred years. Like a drop of water in the ocean, so they are considered to be. And like a grain of sand on the shore, so do these few years compare to the days of all time. (Ecclesiasticus 18, 8)
For this reason, from the beginning, I was strengthened, and I have meditated, and I have considered, and I have put these things in writing. (Ecclesiasticus 39, 38)
He has examined the abyss and the hearts of men. And he has considered their astuteness. (Ecclesiasticus 42, 18)
The Lord of hosts has sworn, saying: Surely, just as I have considered it, so shall it be, and in the same manner as I have drawn it through my mind, (Isaiah 14, 24)
And he saw a chariot with two horsemen, and a rider on an donkey, and a rider on a camel. And he considered them diligently, with an intense gaze. (Isaiah 21, 7)
And you have made a pit between two walls for the waters of the ancient fish-pool. But you have not gazed upward to him who made it, and you have not considered, even from a distance, its Maker. (Isaiah 22, 11)