much

For this world is to them a strife and a labor with much trouble; and that accordingly which is to come, a crown with great glory.'

And it came to pass at sunset that my soul took much thought, and I began to speak in the presence of the Mighty One, and said:

How long will that which is corruptible remain, and how long will the time of mortals be prospered, and until what time will those who transgress in the world be polluted with much wickedness?

And it will come to pass when they say in their thoughts by reason of their much tribulation: "The Mighty 'One doth no longer remember the earth"-yes, it will come to pass when they abandon hope, that the time will then awake.'

And in the tenth part rapine and much oppression.

Therefore we should not be distressed so much over the evil which has now come as over that which is still to be.

And lo! a forest of trees planted on the plain, and lofty and rugged rocky mountains surrounded it, and that forest occupied much space.

For assuredly as in a little time in this transitory world in which you live, you have endured much labor, So in that world to which there is no end, you shall receive great light.']

And, if at the word of the announcement of the torment of those who have done foolishly you are so wholly distraught, How much more when the event will reveal marvelous things?

And there was at that time the building of Zion, And the dedication of the sanctuary, And the shedding of much blood of the nations that sinned then, And many offerings which were offered then in the dedication of the sanctuary.

And the holy festivals were fulfilled in blessedness and in much joy.

For he wrought much impiety, and he slew the righteous, and he wrested judgment, and he shed the blood of the innocent, and wedded women he violently polluted, and he overturned the altars, and destroyed their offerings, and drove forth their priests lest they should minister in the sanctuary.

And they will have in (due) time much joy.

'And it shall come to pass in those days that the reapers shall not grow weary, Nor those that build be toil-worn; For the works shall of themselves speedily advance Together with those who do them in much tranquility.

For if you so do these things, He will continually remember you, He who always promised on our behalf to those who were more excellent than we, that He will never forget or forsake us, but with much mercy will gather together again those who were dispersed.

His body, ( too,) borne hither and thither on the billows with much insolence, With none to bury (him), because He had rejected him with dishonour. He reflected not that he was man.

If a man abound over much, he sinneth.

The sound of much people as of an exceeding high wind, As a tempest with mighty fire sweeping through the Negeb.

A day of long time for a life much-loved;

Were in the fourth race; much the blood they spilled,

And later yet another race much worse

For they were much more violent than those,

Nor irrigate much land with human gore.

Much tossed, with husband and with brothers-in-law,

Self-growing, yielding much corn for the race.

Much gold and silver utterly destroy.

They shall much darnel mingle, there shall be

Now while I much entreated God restrained

For much-enduring hospitality

That which is helpful. And much luxury

Leads to immoderate lusts. Much wealth is prowl,

All forms that have endured much suffering,

In cursed places thrice as much as all

The evil work they did, burned with much fire;

Which shall rule much land, and shake many men,

Much gold and silver; but in the vast earth

And thy land of much dew shall drink black blood!

As much of tribute as Rome did receive

Oft at thy much-remembered marriage feasts

Shall drink much murder. But even so shall Hades

Much-bewailed. Therefore shall that time be called

Will much embellish helmed chiefs of war,

Not easily exhausted, much renowned,

Much shalt thou give, not anything receive.

A much-distressing fire; and of all men

And mind of the Most High, shall honor much

On the much-nourishing earth; and all the works

The islands and the cities tell how much

Hear how much, all too true, I am about,

And how much shall befall them yet again

How much impiety they wrought]; but the pious

And much black ashes shall fill the great sky,

In her luxurious homes; and twice as much

Around thy much-lamented temple's steps,

Much-wailing Maenad, suffering, dire ills,

Much-weeping, thou a widow shalt remain

Filled with much blood; for evil things

And noble branch, a scion much beloved,

But thee shall glorious children honor much

For Trallis much beloved; alas, alas,

And lawless, shall to heaven not so much

Much war shall come to men, and blood shall flow

And by much-laboring indecency.

Before thee was a much-loved house of old

And many cities with much fire he took

And they shall mix much land with human blood.

Hope, piety, and reverence much-desired,

Much more firm. Then to thee such things I'll cry.

Much suffering who for gain shall prophesy

And brimstone and much fire thou utterly

Nor king, nor leader having much conceit,

Which would have been much more, to be desired.

Rainstorm and flame, and much wind on the land,

A brilliant cornet, sign of much distress

The stars shall leave the sky; and with much storm

For ages. Howsoever much one did

Much-pleasing of flowers, nor with light of lamps,

Shall thy much people utterly destroy.

How much in one night Hades shall receive,

And what spoils of the old man weeping much

Divine land, shall receive much-wandering men.

Piously living thou led'st to much woe

Will show the number three; and he much gold

Phœnicia, O how much shalt thou endure,

And in contending warriors glory much.

Shall heavenly Sabaoth much glory bring,

Which is much varied, and he shall destroy

Both gold and amber much will he supply

And what is much more excellent for men

But there is much contrivance in his heart,

Another much-distressing pain I'll sing

Will I sing wars most dreadful; and much people

And cast down temples on much-nourishing earth.

Sent from the sun, and breathing forth much flame.

Cruel, who gold and silver in much fire

Of much skill, with a name that numbers five,

Feeding much, and Larissa shall be bent

Shall be a desert, and much people perish.

Much longed for, and the Latins will love him

Younger, but than his brother much more strong,