Results for kreun en steun translation from Afrikaans to English

kreun en steun
groan and support

vertrou op die here met jou hele hart en steun nie op jou eie insig nie.
trust in the lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.

kyk, jy dra die naam van jood en steun op die wet en beroem jou op god,
behold, thou art called a jew, and restest in the law, and makest thy boast of god,

want hulle noem hul na die heilige stad en steun op die god van israel, here van die leërskare is sy naam.
for they call themselves of the holy city, and stay themselves upon the god of israel; the lord of hosts is his name.

en die here sê vir hom: trek dwarsdeur die stad, dwarsdeur jerusalem, en maak 'n teken op die voorhoofde van die manne wat sug en steun oor al die gruwels wat daarin gedoen word.
and the lord said unto him, go through the midst of the city, through the midst of jerusalem, and set a mark upon the foreheads of the men that sigh and that cry for all the abominations that be done in the midst thereof.

wie is daar onder julle wat die here vrees, wat na die stem van sy kneg luister, wat in duisternisse wandel en geen ligstraal sien nie? --laat hy vertrou op die naam van die here en steun op sy god!
who is among you that feareth the lord, that obeyeth the voice of his servant, that walketh in darkness, and hath no light? let him trust in the name of the lord, and stay upon his god.

seun het aan die rand van die tuin gegrawe toe hy 'n groottoon sien. hy het probeer om dit op te tel, maar dit was vas aan iets. daarom het hy dit 'n goeie harde ruk gegee, en dit het in sy hand afgekom. toe hoor hy iets kreun en weggejaag. die seun het die toon na die kombuis geneem en dit vir sy ma gewys. "dit lyk mooi en mollig," het sy gesê. "ek sal dit in die sop sit, en ons sal dit vir aandete eet." daardie nag het sy pa die toon in drie stukke gesny, en hulle het elkeen 'n stuk gehad. toe het hulle
a boy was digging at the edge of the garden when he saw a big toe. he tried to pick it up, but it was stuck to something. so he gave it a good hard jerk, and it came off in his hand. then he heard something groan and scamper away. the boy took the toe into the kitchen and showed it to his mother. “it looks nice and plump,” she said. “i’ll put it in the soup, and we’ll have it for supper.” that night his father carved the toe into three pieces, and they each had a piece. then they did