Examples of using Beheld in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But the Lord beheld the man made in his likeness and He beheld his solitude… and He said.
When the people heard this and beheld the twins among his counselors,
He hath not beheld iniquity in Jacob, neither hath he seen perverseness in Israel: the LORD his God is with him, and the shout of a king is among them.
If you cannot get past this, then I suggest that this whole committee beheld in contempt… for ignoring evidence that cannot be refuted.
The old King, who was looking out of his window, beheld her in this plight, and it struck him how sweet
Here he beheld the female figure suckling the Child at her breast and he was told:"This is the God Jacchos who will come in the future.".
They beheld the highest dignity and were filled with enthusiasm for the highest beauty.'.
Because when he beheld the light of day he did something he should not have done- he looked back.
And I beheld, and I heard the voice of many angels round about the throne, and the beasts
Those thousand-year-old feelings that once upon a time inwardly beheld the sacred Brahman when the eye was directed to the swastika are certainly stirring.
Such were the feelings of those who beheld the Olympian Jupiter, as we can gather from the descriptions,
No human eye beheld Cain murder his brother, but his Maker witnessed his crime.
When the Greek approached his temple, or beheld within the temple the statue of the god,
never since at ebb, beheld the king, my father, wreck'd.
Man beheld Jesus, and not long after,
My eyes beheld a heavenly scene of a vast,
What these individuals beheld in spirit was, to be sure, a human form elevated to a lofty level,
The Queen was very much grieved at this, and felt still more troubled when she beheld her other daughter, for the second Princess was extremely ugly.
In the expression of rights, in morality, in the implementation of treaties and so forth, he beheld the spirit active in the social organization itself.
Zarathustra beheld a great and omnipresent cosmic Spirit.