Results for sum quod eris eris quod sum translation from Latin to English

sum quod eris
i am what you'll be

eram quod es, eris quod sum.
i was what you are, you'll be what i am.

sum quod eris quod es ante fui
i am what you will be what you are, i have been before

ego sum quod es, et hoc quod sum
i once was what you are and you will be what i am, enjoy the time that you when in the present, while learning from the past without reliving it. the future is crafted from our thoughts and action's of the now.

ego sum id quod sum
i am what i am what i am

quod sum eris, quod es erat
that i am what you will, was what you are;

tempus gratia sum quod sum
the grace of time made me what i am

quod sum fortes
i am a strong powerful being

ego sum quod veritas
i am the truth?

sum id quod sum et id totum est quod sum
take it all

irata sum quod servos sedentes conspicio
bin the same forest the children also often wander

nulla, ego iustus sum id quod sum. non in biblia non habentur. sicut latine.
just

ego tristis eram; nunc fortis sum quod tu cubiculum paravisti
i was sad; now

gratia autem dei sum id quod sum et gratia eius in me vacua non fuit sed abundantius illis omnibus laboravi non ego autem sed gratia dei mecu
but by the grace of god i am what i am: and his grace which was bestowed upon me was not in vain; but i laboured more abundantly than they all: yet not i, but the grace of god which was with me.

et dixit philistheus ad david numquid ego canis sum quod tu venis ad me cum baculo et maledixit philistheus david in diis sui
and the philistine said unto david, am i a dog, that thou comest to me with staves? and the philistine cursed david by his gods.

cervīx in fundō labōrābat. subitō bregantem, quī in plaustrō dormiēbat, cōnspexit. cervīx servum excitāvit et clāmāvit, “quam stultus es! perīculōsum est tibi in plaustrō dormīre. salvius semper servōs ignāvōs ferōciter pūnit.” 5 “ēheu!” respondit bregāns. “ego miserrimus sum, quod dē patre et frātribus meīs somniābam.” “ubi sunt pater frātrēsque tuī?” rogāvit cervīx. “mortuī sunt,” respondit bregāns. “rōmānī eōs interfēcērunt.” 10 tum cervīcī rem tōtam nārrāvit: “ego et familiārēs meī sumus icēnī. rēgīna nostra erat boudica, quam rōmānī saepe vexābant. boudica igitur icēnōs aliōsque britannōs incitāvit. britannī cum rōmānīs pugnāverunt. prīmō deī britannīs fāvērunt. britannī multōs 15 rōmānōs interfēcērunt et urbēs rōmānās dēlēvērunt. sed, quamquam britannī fortiter pugnābant, rōmānī tandem eōs superāvērunt. inter mortuōs erant pater frātrēsque meī. “post pugnam mīlitēs rōmānī ad vīcum nostrum vēnērunt, quod omnēs icēnōs pūnīre volēbant. virōs fēmināsque 20 interfēcērunt et vīcum dēlēvērunt. mē, quī tum puer eram, nōn necāvērunt sed ad urbem dūxērunt. vēnālīciō mē vēndidērunt. tum salvius mē ēmit. nunc, quamquam ego dīligenter labōrō, dominus mē semper verberat. ēheu! melius est mihi perīre.” 25 “quam misera est vīta nostra!” inquit cervīx. “rōmānī ferōcissimī sunt.”
bregans itself