Löydetty 2547 Tulokset: Lea
My servants will now take you into the hill-country and leave you near one of the towns in the passes; (Judith 6, 7)
He answered by telling them what had been said at Holofernes' council, and what he himself had said in the presence of the Assyrian leaders, and how Holofernes had bragged of what he would do to the House of Israel. (Judith 6, 17)
When the Israelites saw this horde, they were all appalled and said to each other, 'Now they will lick the whole country clean. Not even the loftiest peaks, the gorges or the hills will be able to stand the weight of them.' (Judith 7, 4)
He reconnoitred the slopes leading up to the town, located the water-points, seized them and posted pickets over them and returned to the main body. (Judith 7, 7)
The chieftains of the sons of Esau, all the leaders of the Moabites and the generals of the coastal district then came to him and said, (Judith 7, 8)
'If our master will be pleased to listen to us, his forces will not sustain a single wound. (Judith 7, 9)
since that is what provides the population of Bethulia with their water supply. Thirst will then force them to surrender their town. Meanwhile, we and our men will climb the nearest mountain tops and form advance posts there to prevent anyone from leaving the town. (Judith 7, 13)
Their words pleased Holofernes as well as all his officers, and he decided to do as they suggested. (Judith 7, 16)
After all, we should be much better off as their booty than we are now; no doubt we shall be enslaved, but at least we shall be alive and not see our little ones dying before our eyes or our wives and children perishing. (Judith 7, 27)
When these came in she said: 'Listen to me, leaders of the people of Bethulia. You were wrong to speak to the people as you did today and to bind yourself by oath, in defiance of God, to surrender the town to our enemies if the Lord did not come to your help within a set number of days. (Judith 8, 11)
Although it may not be his will to help us within the next five days, he has the power to protect us for as many days as he pleases, just as he has the power to destroy us before our enemies. (Judith 8, 15)
Rather, as we wait patiently for him to save, let us plead with him to help us. He will hear our voice if such is his good pleasure. (Judith 8, 17)
