Löydetty 62 Tulokset: Biblical Tale
What if there should be five wanting to make up the tale of fifty innocent men? Wilt thou bring the whole city to ruin because there are five less than fifty? No, he said, if I meet with forty-five such, I will not bring it to ruin. (Genesis 18, 28)
then his strength failed him, and he died, content in late old age, his tale of years complete, and he became a part of his people. (Genesis 25, 8)
he died at last, worn out with age, his tale of years complete. He too became a part of his people; and his two sons, Esau and Jacob, gave him burial. (Genesis 35, 29)
Meanwhile, you must give them the same tale of bricks to make as before; there must be no lessening of it. They are idle; that is what has led to this outcry about going and offering sacrifice to their God. (Exodus 5, 8)
The foremen, who were Israelites, must undergo a beating, now, from Pharao’s overseers, who asked them why the full tale of bricks had not been made up these two days past, as it was formerly. (Exodus 5, 14)
Off with you to your work; no straw shall you have; and as for the bricks, you must make up the same tale as before. (Exodus 5, 18)
When they heard that the same tale of bricks was to be demanded each day, the Israelite foremen saw that it would go hard with them; (Exodus 5, 19)
together they went on, and at last reached Bethlehem. They had scarce entered the city gate before the tale went round, and all the gossips were saying, Why, it is Noemi. (Ruth 1, 19)
So they repeated to him the tale of what the reward should be. (1 Samuel 17, 27)
The king said to Joab, the chief of his army, Go through all the tribes of Israel from Dan to Bersabee, and make a muster-roll of the people, so that I may know the full tale of them. (2 Samuel 24, 2)
And she said to the king, It was no false tale I heard in my own country, (1 Kings 10, 6)
and there his courtiers told him, This is the tale we have heard about the kings of Israel, that they are merciful men. Let us put sackcloth on our loins, and ropes on our heads, and give ourselves up to the king of Israel; it may be he will spare our lives. (1 Kings 20, 31)
