Gefunden 9784 Ergebnisse für: út

• Benjamin is a ravening wolf, in the morning he devours the prey, in the evening he is still sharing out the spoil.' (Genesis 49, 27)

• Then he gave them these instructions, 'I am about to be gathered to my people. Bury me with my ancestors, in the cave that is in the field of Ephron the Hittite, (Genesis 49, 29)

• "My father put me under oath, saying: I am about to die. In the tomb which I dug for myself in Canaan, that is where you are to bury me. So may I have leave to go up and bury my father, and then come back?" ' (Genesis 50, 5)

• But Joseph replied, 'Do not be afraid; is it for me to put myself in God's place? (Genesis 50, 19)

• The evil you planned to do me has by God's design been turned to good, to bring about the present result: the survival of a numerous people. (Genesis 50, 20)

• At length Joseph said to his brothers, 'I am about to die; but God will be sure to remember you kindly and take you out of this country to the country which he promised on oath to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.' (Genesis 50, 24)

• And Joseph put Israel's sons on oath, saying, 'When God remembers you with kindness, be sure to take my bones away from here.' (Genesis 50, 25)

• But the Israelites were fruitful and prolific; they became so numerous and powerful that eventually the whole land was full of them. (Exodus 1, 7)

• We must take precautions to stop them from increasing any further, or if war should break out, they might join the ranks of our enemies. They might take arms against us and then escape from the country.' (Exodus 1, 10)

• Accordingly they put taskmasters over the Israelites to wear them down by forced labour. In this way they built the store-cities of Pithom and Rameses for Pharaoh. (Exodus 1, 11)

• But the harder their lives were made, the more they increased and spread, until people came to fear the Israelites. (Exodus 1, 12)

• making their lives miserable with hard labour: with digging clay, making bricks, doing various kinds of field -- work -- all sorts of labour that they imposed on them without mercy. (Exodus 1, 14)