Löydetty 336 Tulokset: Sacred Money

• If a man gives money or goods to another to keep for him, and they are stolen, the thief, if he is found, shall pay back double. (Exodus 22, 6)

• If her father refuses to give her to him, he shall pay money equal to that for a virgin given in marriage. (Exodus 22, 16)

• If you lend money to any of my people who are poor, do not act like a moneylender and do not charge him interest. (Exodus 22, 24)

• You shall not bow down before their gods or serve them, or act according to their ways; rather you will destroy them utterly and smash their sacred stones. (Exodus 23, 24)

• For Aaron, your brother, you are to make sacred vestments to give him dignity and magnificence. (Exodus 28, 2)

• These are the vestments they must make: Breastpiece, Ephod, robe, embroidered tunic, turban and belt. Your brother, Aaron, and his sons will serve me with these sacred vestments. (Exodus 28, 4)

• Aaron is to wear it on his forehead, and so take on himself any sins which the sons of Israel may have committed in any of their sacred offerings. Aaron must always wear this plate on his forehead, to draw down on the Israelites the goodwill of Yahweh. (Exodus 28, 38)

• Put the headdress on his head and tie on it the sacred plate. (Exodus 29, 6)

• Aaron's sacred vestments are to pass to his sons after him, and they will wear them for their anointing and consecration. (Exodus 29, 29)

• Everyone subject to the census must pay the required amount of money, weighed according to the official standard, and this shall be set aside for Yahweh. (Exodus 30, 13)

• You will use this ransom money given to you by the people of Israel for the upkeep of the Tent of Meeting. It will remind Yahweh of the people of Israel and will be the ransom for your lives." (Exodus 30, 16)

• the beautiful priestly vestments, that is, the sacred vestment of Aaron the priest and the vestments of his sons, for the priestly functions; (Exodus 31, 10)