Löydetty 466 Tulokset: altar of burnt offering
And the Lord appeared to him in a flame of fire from the midst of a bush. And he saw that the bush was burning and was not burnt. (Exodus 3, 2)
Therefore, Moses said, “I will go and see this great sight, why the bush is not burnt.” (Exodus 3, 3)
And Moses built an altar. And he called its name, ‘The Lord, my Exaltation.’ For he said: (Exodus 17, 15)
You shall make an altar from the earth for me, and you shall offer upon it your holocausts and peace-offerings, your sheep and oxen, in every place where the memory of my name shall be. I will come to you, and I will bless you. (Exodus 20, 24)
And if you make an altar of stone for me, you shall not build it from cut stones; for if you lift up a tool over it, it will be defiled. (Exodus 20, 25)
You shall not ascend by steps to my altar, lest your nakedness be revealed.” (Exodus 20, 26)
then his lord shall make an offering for him to the heavens, and it shall be applied to the door and the posts, and he will pierce his ear with an awl. And he shall be his servant in perpetuity. (Exodus 21, 6)
If someone murders his neighbor with deliberation, by lying in wait, you shall tear him away from my altar, so that he may die. (Exodus 21, 14)
Then Moses wrote all the words of the Lord. And rising up in the morning, he built an altar at the base of the mountain, with twelve titles according to the twelve tribes of Israel. (Exodus 24, 4)
And so Moses took one half part of the blood, and he put it into bowls. Then the remaining part he poured over the altar. (Exodus 24, 6)
“You shall also make an altar of setim wood, which will have five cubits in length, and the same in width, that is, four equal sides, and three cubits in height. (Exodus 27, 1)
which you shall place under the base of the altar. And the grating will extend even to the middle of the altar. (Exodus 27, 5)
