Löydetty 342 Tulokset: Joshua And The Elders
And after these things, Joshua, the son of Nun, the servant of the Lord, died, being one hundred and ten years old. (Joshua 24, 29)
And Israel served the Lord during all the days of Joshua, and of the elders who lived for a long time after Joshua, and who had known all the works of the Lord that he had accomplished in Israel. (Joshua 24, 31)
After the death of Joshua, the sons of Israel consulted the Lord, saying, “Who will ascend before us, against the Canaanite, and who will be the commander of the war?” (Judges 1, 1)
Then Joshua dismissed the people, and the sons of Israel went away, each one to his own possession, so that they might obtain it. (Judges 2, 6)
And they served the Lord, during all his days, and during all the days of the elders, who lived for a long time after him, and who knew all the works of the Lord, which he had done for Israel. (Judges 2, 7)
Then Joshua, the son of Nun, the servant of the Lord, died, being one hundred and ten years old. (Judges 2, 8)
And so, I will not destroy the nations that Joshua left behind when he died, (Judges 2, 21)
Therefore, the Lord left all these nations, and he was not willing to quickly overthrow them, nor did he deliver them into the hands of Joshua. (Judges 2, 23)
he took a boy from among the men of Succoth. And he asked him the names of the leaders and elders of Succoth. And he described seventy-seven men. (Judges 8, 14)
Therefore, he took the elders of the city, and, using the thorns and briers of the desert, he threshed them with these, and he cut the men of Succoth to pieces. (Judges 8, 16)
And being steadfastly attacked, the elders of Gilead traveled so that they might obtain for their assistance Jephthah, from the land of Tob. (Judges 11, 5)
But Boaz, calling aside ten men among the elders of the city, said to them, “Sit down here.” (Ruth 4, 2)
