Löydetty 972 Tulokset: Death Of Saul

• and some man who is free from defilement, using hyssop for a brush, must sprinkle the tent with it, and the furniture of the tent, and all those who are defiled by contact with death. (Numbers 19, 18)

• What need was there you should call the Lord’s people out into a desert that is death to us and to our cattle? (Numbers 20, 4)

• And the whole people, thus apprised of Aaron’s death, mourned over him, all alike, for thirty days. (Numbers 20, 30)

• Sons of Israel, countless as the dust, line of Jacob, past all numbering, may death find me faithful as these, be my end like theirs! (Numbers 23, 10)

• Zare and Saul; (Numbers 26, 13)

• but of these, Nadab and Abiu were punished with death for offering the Lord unhallowed fire. (Numbers 26, 61)

• Refuse to follow him, and he will leave his people here in the desert so you will be the death of us all. (Numbers 32, 15)

• In such causes, anyone who struck a deadly blow with a weapon of iron must be reckoned a murderer, and put to death; (Numbers 35, 16)

• then he is innocent, and must be rescued from the avenger’s power. He must be taken back, by award of the court, to his city of refuge, and make his abode there until the death of the high priest then anointed. (Numbers 35, 25)

• he should have remained in his city of refuge until the high priest died. On the high priest’s death, the slayer is free to return home. (Numbers 35, 28)

• You are not to accept blood-money from the murderer; he is to be put to death there and then. (Numbers 35, 31)

• Nor, upon any condition, must you allow the outlaw who has taken sanctuary to return home until the high priest’s death; (Numbers 35, 32)