Löydetty 66 Tulokset: trumpet
On the morning of the third day there was thunder and lightning and a dense cloud over the mountain, and a very loud trumpet blast was heard. All the people in the camp trembled. (Exodus 19, 16)
while the blast of the trumpet became louder and louder. Moses spoke and God replied in thunder. (Exodus 19, 19)
In the meantime, all the people witnessed the thunder and lightning and heard the blast of the trumpet and saw the mountain smoking. They trembled with fear and kept at a distance. (Exodus 20, 18)
"Speak to the sons of Israel and say to them: The first day of the seventh month shall be a day of rest for you, a sacred assembly proclaimed with trumpet call. (Leviticus 23, 24)
Then on the tenth day of the seventh month sound the trumpet loudly. On this Day of Atonement sound the trumpet all through the land. (Leviticus 25, 9)
But if only one trumpet is sounded, then only the leaders, the chiefs of clans are to gather around you. (Numbers 10, 4)
When the trumpet sounds shrilly, the camps to the east shall move on. (Numbers 10, 5)
At the second shrill blast, the camps pitched to the south shall move on. The trumpet blast shall be shrill when they are to leave; (Numbers 10, 6)
but to gather the people, the trumpet shall be sounded plainly. (Numbers 10, 7)
When you are in your own land and are to go to war against an enemy who oppresses you, you shall sound the trumpet shrilly so Yahweh your God will remember you, and you will be delivered from your enemies. (Numbers 10, 9)
On joyful occasions, on your festival and new-moon feast, you will sound the trumpet at the time of your burnt offering and your communion sacrifices, and they will call you to the remembrance of your God. I am Yahweh your God." (Numbers 10, 10)
Then the spirit of Yahweh clothed Gideon with strength; he blew the trumpet and summoned the men of Abiezer. (Judges 6, 34)
