Löydetty 2552 Tulokset: Counting The People

• The people who did not die were afflicted with tumours, and the wailing from the town rose to the sky. (1 Samuel 5, 12)

• Why should you be as stubborn as Egypt and Pharaoh were? After he had brought disasters on them, did they not let the people leave? (1 Samuel 6, 6)

• The people did this. They took two milch cows and harnessed them to the cart, shutting their calves in the byre. (1 Samuel 6, 10)

• The people of Beth-Shemesh were reaping the wheat harvest in the plain when they looked up and saw the ark and went joyfully to meet it. (1 Samuel 6, 13)

• The Levites had taken down the ark of Yahweh and the box with it containing the golden objects and put these on the large stone. That day the people of Beth-Shemesh presented burnt offerings and made sacrifices to Yahweh. (1 Samuel 6, 15)

• Of the people of Beth-Shemesh the sons of Jeconiah had not rejoiced when they saw the ark of Yahweh, and Yahweh struck down seventy of them. The people mourned because Yahweh had struck them so fiercely. (1 Samuel 6, 19)

• The people of Beth-Shemesh then said, 'Who can stand his ground before Yahweh, this holy God? To whom shall he go, so that we are rid of him?' (1 Samuel 6, 20)

• But Yahweh said to Samuel, 'Obey the voice of the people in all that they say to you: it is not you they have rejected (1 Samuel 8, 7)

• Everything that Yahweh had said, Samuel then repeated to the people who were asking him for a king. (1 Samuel 8, 10)

• The people, however, refused to listen to Samuel. They said, 'No! We are determined to have a king, (1 Samuel 8, 19)

• Samuel listened to all that the people had to say and repeated it in Yahweh's ear. (1 Samuel 8, 21)

• The girls replied, 'He is. He arrived a moment or two ahead of you. You had better hurry: he has just come to town because the people are having a sacrifice today on the high place. (1 Samuel 9, 12)