Löydetty 100 Tulokset: Linen Curtains
So Joseph took the body of Jesus, wrapped it in a clean linen sheet (Matthew 27, 59)
A young man covered by nothing but a linen cloth followed Jesus. As they took hold of him, (Mark 14, 51)
Joseph took it down and wrapped it in the linen sheet he had bought. He laid the body in a tomb which had been cut out of the rock and rolled a stone across the entrance to the tomb. (Mark 15, 46)
Once there was a rich man who dressed in purple and fine linen and feasted every day. (Luke 16, 19)
He then took it down, wrapped it in a linen cloth and laid it in a yet unused tomb cut out of a rock. (Luke 23, 53)
Then Peter got up and ran to the tomb. All he saw there on bending down were the linen cloths. He went home wondering. (Luke 24, 12)
The dead man came out, his hands and feet bound with linen strips and his face wrapped in a cloth. So Jesus said to them, "Untie him and let him go." (John 11, 44)
They took the body of Jesus and wrapped it in linen cloths with the spices, following the burial custom of the Jews. (John 19, 40)
He bent down and saw the linen cloths lying flat, but he did not enter. (John 20, 5)
Then Simon Peter came following him and entered the tomb; he, too, saw the linen cloths lying flat. (John 20, 6)
The napkin, which had been around his head was not lying flat like the other linen cloths but lay rolled up in its place. (John 20, 7)
and the seven angels bringing the seven plagues came out of the Sanctuary, clothed in pure and bright linen, with their waists girded with golden belts. (Revelation 15, 6)
