Löydetty 582 Tulokset: Temple Offerings
for each lamb, four pounds of fine flour mixed with oil. These burnt offerings are sweet-smelling offerings to Yahweh. (Numbers 28, 13)
A he-goat must be offered for the sacrifice for sin. This is in addition to the sacrifice for the feast of Atonement, and to the daily burnt offering with its accompanying grain offering and wine offerings. (Numbers 29, 11)
This is what you are to do for Yahweh at your solemn feasts, besides whatever burnt offerings, grain offerings and wine offerings you present as your free-will offerings." (Numbers 29, 39)
To that place you will bring your burnt offerings and your sacrifices, tithes and offerings. There you will present the offerings that you promised to God and those which you voluntarily offer, as well as the firstlings of your cattle and sheep. (Deuteronomy 12, 6)
Then you shall bring to the place chosen by Yahweh as a dwelling place for his Name, everything which I commanded: the burnt offerings, the sacrifices, the tithes and the first-fruits of the work of your hand, and the selected offerings which you promised by vow to Yahweh: (Deuteronomy 12, 11)
The Levite priests, the whole tribe of Levi, will have no share or inheritance as the rest of the children of Israel have, but they shall live on the burnt offerings in honor of Yahweh, and on what is consecrated to him. (Deuteronomy 18, 1)
Build the altar to Yahweh with uncut stones and on this altar offer burnt offerings to Yahweh, your God. (Deuteronomy 27, 6)
There you shall also sacrifice peace offerings; you shall eat and feast in the presence of Yahweh, your God. (Deuteronomy 27, 7)
He fulfilled what Moses had commanded the children of Israel. And according to what is written in the book of the Law of Moses, the altar was made of uncut stones and was built without the use of an iron tool. On this altar, he offered burnt offerings and peace offerings to Yahweh. (Joshua 8, 31)
Sisera was very tired, so he slept. Then the woman took a hammer and a tent peg, went quietly to him and drove the peg into his temple till it was fixed into the ground. (Judges 4, 21)
When Barak arrived, Yael came out to meet him and said, "Come in, and I will show you the man you are looking for." He entered and saw Sisera dead with a tent peg through his temple. (Judges 4, 22)
In Israel the warriors let their hair loose, in Israel they presented voluntary offerings for the war. Blessed be Yahweh! (Judges 5, 2)
