Löydetty 446 Tulokset: Wine of Wrath
For the sons of Israel and the sons of Levi shall carry to the storehouse the first-fruits of the grain, of the wine, and of the oil. And the sanctified vessels shall be there, and the priests, and the singing men, and the gatekeepers, and the ministers. And we shall not forsake the house of our God. (Nehemiah 10, 39)
Then he made for himself a large storeroom, and in that place, there was laid before him gifts, and frankincense, and vessels, and the tithes of grain, wine, and oil, the portions of the Levites, and of the singing men, and of the gatekeepers, and the first-fruits of the priests. (Nehemiah 13, 5)
And all of Judah brought the tithes of the grain, and the wine, and the oil into the storehouses. (Nehemiah 13, 12)
In those days, I saw, in Judah, some who were treading the presses on the Sabbath, and who were carrying sheaves, and placing on donkeys burdens of wine, and of grapes, and of figs, and all manner of burdens, and who were bringing these into Jerusalem on the day of the Sabbath. And I contended with them, so that they would sell on a day when it was permitted to sell. (Nehemiah 13, 15)
Did not our fathers do these things, and so our God brought all this evil upon us and upon this city? And you are adding more wrath upon Israel by violating the Sabbath!” (Nehemiah 13, 18)
Set out your bread and your wine at the burial of a just man, and do not eat and drink from it with sinners. (Tobit 4, 18)
This is not a word that will provoke mercy, but rather one that may excite wrath and enkindle fury. (Judith 8, 12)
And the sacred things of the Lord their God, which God instructed them not to touch, among the grain, wine, and oil, these they have decided to expend, and they are willing to consume the things that they ought not to touch with their hands. Therefore, because they do these things, it is certain that they will be given over to perdition. (Judith 11, 12)
Then Vagao entered toward Judith, and he said, “May she not dread, my good young woman, to enter to my lord, so that she may be honored before his face, so that she may eat with him and drink wine with cheerfulness.” (Judith 12, 12)
And Holofernes became pleased with her, and he drank very much wine, more than he had ever drunk in his life. (Judith 12, 20)
But they were all drowsy from the wine. (Judith 13, 2)
Moreover, those who had been invited drank from golden cups, and dishes of foods were brought in one after another. Likewise, choice wine was presented in abundance, as was worthy of royal magnificence. (Esther 3, 7)
