Löydetty 2220 Tulokset: Battle In Israel
How could they know that this was the Lord’s will; that this was to be the occasion of a quarrel between Samson and the Philistines, who then held Israel under their dominion? (Judges 14, 4)
For twenty years after that, while the Philistine troubles lasted, Samson was ruler of Israel. (Judges 15, 20)
And all his brethren and kindred went down to carry off his body, which they buried in the tomb of his father Manue, between Saraa and Esthaol. His rule over Israel had lasted twenty years. (Judges 16, 31)
(This was in the old days of Israel before the monarchy, when men lived by the best light they had.) (Judges 17, 6)
These were days when no king yet ruled in Israel. And the men of Dan were still trying to find a home to live in; the portion allotted to them among the other tribes had not yet fallen into their hands. (Judges 18, 1)
but they bade him keep his lips tight shut, and come with them. We will honour thee, they said, as father and priest. Wouldst thou rather be priest to one man’s household than to a whole tribe, a whole clan of Israel? (Judges 18, 19)
calling it Dan, after their ancestor that was Israel’s son, and Lais no longer. (Judges 18, 29)
All the time God’s house was at Silo, there in Dan stood Michas’ image. So it was in the old days, before a king ruled in Israel. (Judges 18, 31)
What, said his master, betake ourselves to an alien town, that is no part of Israel? No, I am for pressing on to Gabaa, (Judges 19, 12)
His home once reached, he took a sword, and cut up her body, bones and all, into twelve pieces, which he sent round, this way and that, all through the land of Israel. (Judges 19, 29)
None that saw it but cried aloud, Such a deed was never done in Israel, from the day when our fathers left Egypt to this! Let every man speak his mind; resolve we in common what we mean to do. (Judges 19, 30)
So the whole of Israel, all that dwelt between Dan and Bersabee, and the men of Galaad too, assembled with a common purpose before the Lord at Maspha; (Judges 20, 1)
