Found 1094 Results for: Entry Into Promised Land

• I myself will watch over thee wherever thou goest, and bring thee back to this land again; before I have done with thee, all my promises to thee shall be fulfilled. (Genesis 28, 15)

• But what moved him most was that the Lord had bidden him, Return to the land of thy fathers, to thy own kindred, and I will be with thee. (Genesis 31, 3)

• taking with him all his possessions, his cattle and all the wealth he had gained in Mesopotamia; he would return to his father Isaac, and the land of Chanaan. (Genesis 31, 18)

• And now Jacob said, O God of my fathers Abraham and Isaac, thou, Lord, who hast bidden me return to my own country, the land of my birth, and hast offered to bless me, (Genesis 32, 9)

• Hast thou not promised me thy continued favour, and a posterity spread wide as the sand by the sea, that is beyond all counting? (Genesis 32, 12)

• These are peaceable folk, ready to share our country with us; let us allow them to trade here and to till the land, wide and open as it is, and in need of farming; let us marry their daughters, and give them ours in exchange. (Genesis 34, 21)

• and that land, which I gave to Abraham and Isaac, I will give to thee and to thy posterity after thee. (Genesis 35, 12)

• and Oölibama of Jehus, Ihelon and Core; all of these were born while their father still lived in the land of Chanaan. (Genesis 36, 5)

• There were other chieftains native to the land, descended from Seir, the Horrite. Their names were Lotan, Sobal, Sebeon, Ana, (Genesis 36, 20)

• Dison, Eser, and Disan. These were the Horrite chieftains who bore rule in the land of Seir. (Genesis 36, 30)

• Jacob, meanwhile, had settled in the land of Chanaan, where his father lived a wanderer’s life before him; (Genesis 37, 1)

• Let her keep what she has, said Juda; she cannot call us dishonest, now that I have sent the kid as I promised, and she was not to be found. (Genesis 38, 23)