Biblia Todo Logo
Cross References

- Advertisements -




Psalm 123:4

Wycliffe's Bible with Modern Spelling

For our soul is much filled; we be shame to them that be abundant with riches, and despising to proud men.

See the chapter Copy

16 Cross References  

And Sanballat the Horonite, and Tobiah, the servant, the Ammonite, and Geshem of Arabs, heard this, and they scorned us, and despised; and said, What is this thing, that ye do? whether ye rebel against the king?

And a lamp is despised at the thoughts of rich men, the which lamp is made ready to a time ordained.

Also I might speak things like to you, and I would, that your soul were for my soul; and I would comfort you by words, and I would move mine head on you;

Proud men did wickedly to me by all things; but I bowed not away from thy law.

Ye rich women, be astonied; ye that trust, be troubled; unclothe ye you, and be ye ashamed; gird your loins;

Rich women, rise ye, and hear my voice; daughters trusting, perceive ye with ears my speech.

Moab was plenteous from his young waxing age, and rested in his dregs, neither was shed [or poured] out from vessel into vessel, and went not into passing over; therefore his taste dwelled in him, and his odour is not changed.

For why, Israel, he was into scorn to thee, as if thou haddest found him among thieves; therefore for thy words which thou spakest against him, thou shalt be led prisoner.

We have heard the pride of Moab; he is full proud. I know, saith the Lord, the highness thereof, and pride in word, and pride in bearing, and the highness of heart,

Woe to you, that be full of riches in Zion, and trust in the hill of Samaria, ye principal men, the heads of peoples, that go proudly to the house of Israel.

For all men of Athens and come-lings harboured, gave attention to none other thing, but either to say, either to hear, some new thing.

And when they had heard the again-rising of dead men, some scorned, and some said, We shall hear thee again of this thing.

When he spake these things, and yielded reason, Festus said with great voice, Paul, thou maddest [or thou waxest mad]; many letters turn thee to madness.

we be blasphemed, and we beseech; as cleansings of this world we be made the out-casting of all things till yet.

And when the Philistine had beheld David, and saw him, he despised David; forsooth David was a young waxing man, ruddy, and fair in sight.




Follow us:

Advertisements


Advertisements