Löydetty 249 Tulokset: Bread
Another day of solemn observance, on which no servile work must be done, is the day of first-fruits, when you bring the Lord a bread-offering out of the new crops. (Numbers 28, 26)
and the bread-offering to go with them, three-tenths of a bushel of flour kneaded with oil for the bull, a fifth for the ram, (Numbers 29, 3)
bread-offerings as before for bull and ram, (Numbers 29, 9)
and a goat for your faults. That day, too, will have its special ceremonies of atonement for wrong done, and the daily sacrifice will be made, with its bread-offering and libations, in the customary way. (Numbers 29, 11)
with the usual bread-offering for each bull, each ram, (Numbers 29, 14)
all with their customary bread-offerings and libations; (Numbers 29, 18)
with their customary bread-offerings and libations, (Numbers 29, 37)
He disciplined thee with hunger, and then sent down manna, food unknown to thee and to thy fathers; he would teach thee that man cannot live by bread only, there is life for him in all the words that proceed from the mouth of God. (Deuteronomy 8, 3)
No one among you must be destitute, begging his bread, if the Lord is to grant thee his blessing in the land he means to give thee for thy own.✻ (Deuteronomy 15, 4)
At this feast, no bread must be eaten that has leaven in it; for seven days thou shalt eat unleavened bread, the food of perilous times, when thou didst escape from Egypt in fear; never as long as thou livest shall the manner of thy departure from Egypt be forgotten. (Deuteronomy 16, 3)
For six days thou wilt eat unleavened bread; on the seventh thou wilt keep holiday in the Lord’s honour, and rest from work. (Deuteronomy 16, 8)
you had no bread with you, no wine or strong drink, but you ate and drank your fill; and can you doubt that you have the Lord your God to protect you?✻ (Deuteronomy 29, 6)
