Löydetty 1836 Tulokset: Age
(He had given the countryside, with the villages in it, to Caleb the son of Jephone as his portion; (Joshua 21, 12)
With this message the general assembly of the Lord’s people had entrusted them: What means this impiety? Would you forsake the Lord God of Israel, withdraw from his worship, and raise an unhallowed altar? (Joshua 22, 16)
If you consent to follow closely in the false ways of neighbouring peoples, allying yourselves with them by marriage and making friends of them, (Joshua 23, 12)
The time has come when I must go the way all mortal things go at last; and I would have you cherish this message deep in your hearts. Of all the promises the Lord made you, not one has missed fulfilment; (Joshua 23, 14)
and he spoke thus to the people; Here is a message from the Lord your God. Long ago, these ancestors of yours, Thare and his sons Abraham and Nachor, had a home beyond the Euphrates, and there worshipped alien gods. (Joshua 24, 2)
(Caleb had promised that whoever defeated and took Cariath-Sepher should have the hand of his daughter Axa in marriage; (Judges 1, 12)
In Manasses, Bethsan, Thanac, Dor, Jeblaam and Mageddo, with the villages around them, were never cleared of their inhabitants; the Chanaanites made bold to live on there. (Judges 1, 27)
And now the Lord’s angel✻ removed from Galgal to the place that is called Lamentation. And his message was, I have taken you away from Egypt, and brought you to this land in fulfilment of the promise I made to your fathers, an oath irrevocable. (Judges 2, 1)
And all the sons of Israel wept aloud at the angel’s message; that is why the place was called Lamentation. (Judges 2, 4)
alone he sat in his summer parlour, when Aod found him. I have a message for thee from the Lord, said Aod, and, as Eglon rose from his seat, (Judges 3, 20)
And now she summoned Barac, son of Abinoem, from Cedes in Nephthali, and gave him a message from the Lord God of Israel: Go and muster an army on mount Thabor, of ten thousand warriors from Nephthali and Zabulon. (Judges 4, 6)
(It was near Cedes that Haber the Cinite dwelt; he had separated from his fellow-Cinites, that sprang from Hobab, Moses’ kin by marriage, and lay encamped now at the foot of the valley called Sennim.) (Judges 4, 11)
