Löydetty 1152 Tulokset: Battle Of Jerusalem
who went out into exile when the Lord banished the inhabitants of Juda and Jerusalem through Nabuchodonosor. (1 Chronicles 6, 15)
and in the tabernacle (until Solomon built the Lord a temple at Jerusalem) they rendered service of song, as well as waiting on the Lord in their turn. (1 Chronicles 6, 32)
All these were descended from Jadihel, chieftains of clans that went bravely into battle seventeen thousand two hundred strong. (1 Chronicles 7, 11)
All these were fathers of clans and chieftains, with their home at Jerusalem.✻ (1 Chronicles 8, 28)
that was father of Samaa; these lived separate from their brethren but had their home, like their brethren, at Jerusalem. (1 Chronicles 8, 32)
Jerusalem had citizens belonging to Juda and Benjamin; some, too, from Ephraim and Manasses. (1 Chronicles 9, 3)
The heads, too, of the Levite families had their dwelling at Jerusalem. (1 Chronicles 9, 34)
that was father of Samaa; these lived separate from their brethren but had their home, like their brethren, at Jerusalem. (1 Chronicles 9, 38)
When David and his army marched on Jerusalem, which was then called Jebus, and its native inhabitants Jebusites, (1 Chronicles 11, 4)
that were with David at Phesdomim, where the Philistines had mustered for battle. There in a field of barley, when Israel had fled in confusion, (1 Chronicles 11, 13)
And there was an Egyptian he slew; a man five cubits high, that carried a spear as big as a weaver’s beam; Banaias went into battle with a club, and killed the Egyptian with his own spear, wresting it from his hand. (1 Chronicles 11, 23)
There were six thousand eight hundred men of Juda that bore shield and sword, all in battle array; (1 Chronicles 12, 24)
