Löydetty 1879 Tulokset: Hunger In Israel

• I, Qoheleth, have reigned over Israel in Jerusalem. (Ecclesiastes 1, 12)

• Here comes Solomon's litter. Around it are sixty champions, the flower of the warriors of Israel; (Song of Solomon 3, 7)

• He determined his works for all time, from their origins to their distant generations. They know neither hunger nor weariness, and they never desert their duties. (Ecclesiasticus 16, 27)

• Over each nation he has set a governor, but Israel is the Lord's own portion. (Ecclesiasticus 17, 17)

• Then the Creator of all things instructed me and he who created me fixed a place for my tent. He said, "Pitch your tent in Jacob, make Israel your inheritance." (Ecclesiasticus 24, 8)

• They who eat me will hunger for more, they who drink me will thirst for more. (Ecclesiasticus 24, 21)

• Take pity, Lord, on the people called by your name, on Israel whom you have made your first-born. (Ecclesiasticus 36, 11)

• Human life lasts a number of days, but the days of Israel are beyond counting. (Ecclesiasticus 37, 25)

• he gave him the commandments face to face, the law of life and knowledge, to teach Jacob his ordinances and Israel his decrees. He raised up Aaron, a holy man like Moses, his brother, of the tribe of Levi. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 6)

• precious stones cut like seals mounted in gold, the work of a jeweller, as a reminder with their engraved inscriptions of the number of the tribes of Israel; (Ecclesiasticus 45, 11)

• He entrusted him with his commandments, committed to him the statutes of the Law for him to teach Jacob his decrees and enlighten Israel on his Law. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 17)

• Phinehas son of Eleazar is third in glory because of his zeal in the fear of the Lord, because he stood firm when the people revolted, with a staunch and courageous heart; and in this way made expiation for Israel. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 23)