Löydetty 736 Tulokset: bread from heaven
For Yahweh, God of heaven and God of earth, who took me from my father's house and from the land of my birth, spoke to me and swore to me that he would give this country to my race. He will send his angel before you, that you may find a wife for my son. (Genesis 24, 7)
Then Jacob gave him bread and the lentil stew. Esau ate and drank and then got up and went his way. So it was that Esau thought nothing of his right as the firstborn. (Genesis 25, 34)
and she handed to him the bread and food she had prepared. (Genesis 27, 17)
May God give you of the dew of heaven; and of the richness of the earth; and abundance of grain and wine. (Genesis 27, 28)
Isaac then gave him this answer, "Your dwelling place shall be far away from the richness of the earth, away from the dew of heaven above. (Genesis 27, 39)
While Jacob was sleeping, he had a dream in which a ladder stood on the earth with its top reaching to heaven and on it were angels of God going up and coming down. (Genesis 28, 12)
He was afraid and said, "How full of awe is this place! It is nothing less than a House of God; it is the Gate to Heaven!" (Genesis 28, 17)
Then Jacob made a vow, "If Yahweh will be with me and keep me safe during this journey I am making, if he gives me bread to eat and clothes to wear, (Genesis 28, 20)
the seven years of famine began as Joseph had foretold. There was famine in all the countries but bread was to be had in every part of Egypt. (Genesis 41, 54)
When the land of Egypt began to suffer from the famine, the people came to Pharaoh for bread. But Pharaoh told all the Egyptians, "Go to Joseph and do as he tells you." (Genesis 41, 55)
To his father he sent ten asses loaded with all the best goods in Egypt and ten donkeys loaded with grain, bread and provisions for his father on the journey. (Genesis 45, 23)
Now so severe was the famine that no bread was to be had in all the land. Both Egypt and Canaan were exhausted because of the famine. (Genesis 47, 13)
