Löydetty 806 Tulokset: living water
Running towards her, the servant said, 'Please give me a sip of water from your pitcher.' (Genesis 24, 17)
When she had finished letting him drink, she said, 'I shall draw water for your camels, too, until they have had enough.' (Genesis 24, 19)
The man went to the house, and Laban unloaded the camels. He provided straw and fodder for the camels and water for him and his companions to wash their feet. (Genesis 24, 32)
While I stand by the spring, if a girl comes out to draw water and I say to her, 'Please give me a little water to drink from your pitcher,' (Genesis 24, 43)
if she replies, 'Drink by all means, and I shall draw water for your camels too,' let her be the girl whom Yahweh has decreed for my master's son." (Genesis 24, 44)
I was still saying this in my mind when Rebekah came out, her pitcher on her shoulder. She came down to the spring and drew water. I said to her, "Please give me a drink." (Genesis 24, 45)
Quickly she lowered her pitcher saying, "Drink, and I shall water your camels too." (Genesis 24, 46)
Isaac meanwhile had come back from the well of Lahai Roi and was living in the Negeb. (Genesis 24, 62)
But the children inside her struggled so much that she said, 'If this is the way of it, why go on living?' So she went to consult Yahweh, (Genesis 25, 22)
But when Isaac's servants, digging in the valley, found a well of spring-water there, (Genesis 26, 19)
the herdsmen of Gerar disputed it with Isaac's herdsmen, saying, 'That water is ours!' So Isaac named the well Esek, because they had disputed with him. (Genesis 26, 20)
It happened, the same day, that Isaac's servants brought him news about the well they had been digging. 'We have found water!' they said to him. (Genesis 26, 32)
