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And God said, Let us make man, wearing our own image and likeness; let us put him in command of the fishes in the sea, and all that flies through the air, and the cattle, and the whole earth, and all the creeping things that move on earth. (Genesis 1, 26)
And God pronounced his blessing on them, Increase and multiply and fill the earth, and make it yours; take command of the fishes in the sea, and all that flies through the air, and all the living things that move on the earth. (Genesis 1, 28)
And he said, The Lord, in whose sight I live and move, will send his angel with thee, to guide thee on thy journey and enable thee to find a wife for my son among my own kindred, my own father’s household. (Genesis 24, 40)
That cannot be done, they answered, until all the herds have assembled here; we wait till then, before we move the stone from the well mouth and water our flocks. (Genesis 29, 8)
And he gave Joseph this assurance, On the word of Pharao, no one in all Egypt shall be free to move hand or foot without thy permission. (Genesis 41, 44)
Pharao (the Lord told them) will think that the Israelites have no room to move, caught there in the desert; (Exodus 14, 3)
Creatures that live and move in the water without scales or fins you must hold in abomination, (Leviticus 11, 10)
Sometimes the cloud would only rest there from evening to morning, and move away at dawn, so that they could march at once; sometimes they must wait, before marching, till day too had passed. (Numbers 9, 21)
make two trumpets of wrought silver, to give the signal when he would gather the whole people round him, when he would order them to move camp. (Numbers 10, 2)
But if it is a long blast that rises and falls, first of all those on the east will move camp; (Numbers 10, 5)
The sons of Amalec and Chanaan may rest secure in their mountain glens; to-morrow you must move camp, and go back to the desert by the Red Sea. (Numbers 14, 25)
The Israelites, then, since no entreaties could move them to grant the right of passage, left the Edomites alone and turned elsewhere. (Numbers 20, 21)
