Löydetty 128 Tulokset: Cross
And the sons of Israel said: “We will travel by the well-trodden path. And if we or our cattle drink from your waters, we will give you what is just. There shall be no difficulty in the price, only let us cross through quickly.” (Numbers 20, 19)
But he answered, “You shall not cross.” And immediately he went out to meet them with a countless multitude and a strong hand; (Numbers 20, 20)
“I beg you to permit me to cross through your land. We will not turn aside into the fields or the vineyards. We will not drink waters from the wells. We will travel by the royal way, until we have passed your borders.” (Numbers 21, 22)
And he was not willing to allow Israel to cross through his borders. But instead, gathering an army, he went out to meet them in the desert, and he arrived at Jahaz and fought against them. (Numbers 21, 23)
And so we beseech you, if we have found favor before you, that you give it to us, your subjects, as a possession, and that you not cause us cross the Jordan.” (Numbers 32, 5)
Why do you subvert the minds of the sons of Israel, so that they might not dare to cross into the place which the Lord will give to them? (Numbers 32, 7)
And let every fighting man cross over the Jordan, until the Lord overthrows his enemies, (Numbers 32, 21)
“If the sons of Gad and the sons of Ruben cross over the Jordan with you, all armed for war before the Lord, and if the land becomes subject to you, give them Gilead as a possession. (Numbers 32, 29)
But if they are not willing to cross with you, armed, into the land of Canaan, then let them receive places among you for their dwellings.” (Numbers 32, 30)
And instruct the people, saying: You shall cross through the borders of your brothers, the sons of Esau, who live at Seir, and they will fear you. (Deuteronomy 2, 4)
Then, rising up so as to cross over the torrent Zered, we arrived at the place. (Deuteronomy 2, 13)
‘Today, you shall cross the borders of Moab, at the city named Ar. (Deuteronomy 2, 18)
