Löydetty 139 Tulokset: Restoration of Worship
today we have no right to open our mouths, shame and dishonour are the lot of those who serve and worship you. (Daniel 3, 33)
'Blessed be the God of Shadrach, Meshach and Abed-Nego: he has sent his angel to rescue his servants who, putting their trust in him, defied the order of the king, and preferred to forfeit their bodies rather than serve or worship any god but their God. (Daniel 3, 95)
The king venerated this idol and used to go and worship it every day. Daniel, however, worshipped his own God. (Daniel 14, 4)
'Why do you not worship Bel?' the king asked Daniel. 'I do not worship idols made by human hand,' Daniel replied, 'I worship the living God who made heaven and earth and who is lord over all living creatures.' (Daniel 14, 5)
The king said to Daniel, 'Are you going to tell me that this is made of bronze? Look, it is alive; it eats and drinks; you cannot deny that this is a living god; worship it, then.' (Daniel 14, 24)
Daniel replied, 'I will worship the Lord my God; he is the living God. With your permission, Your Majesty, without using either sword or club, I shall kill this dragon.' (Daniel 14, 25)
Whereupon, Daniel took some pitch, some fat and some hair and boiled them up together, rolled the mixture into balls and fed them to the dragon; the dragon swallowed them and burst. Daniel said, 'Now look at the sort of thing you worship!' (Daniel 14, 27)
He replied, 'I am a Hebrew, and I worship Yahweh, God of Heaven, who made both sea and dry land.' (Jonah 1, 9)
I shall tear away your images and your sacred pillars from among you, and no longer will you worship things which your own hands have made! (Micah 5, 12)
After this, all the survivors of all the nations which have attacked Jerusalem will come up year after year to worship the King, Yahweh Sabaoth, and to keep the feast of Shelters. (Zechariah 14, 16)
Should one of the races of the world fail to come up to Jerusalem to worship the King, Yahweh Sabaoth, there will be no rain for that one. (Zechariah 14, 17)
Now in Jerusalem there was a man named Simeon. He was an upright and devout man; he looked forward to the restoration of Israel and the Holy Spirit rested on him. (Luke 2, 25)
