Löydetty 45 Tulokset: Dreams

• how if we kill him, and throw his body into a dry well? We can pretend he has fallen a prey to some wild beast. Now we shall see what good these dreams of his can do him! (Genesis 37, 20)

• We have been dreaming, they said, and we can find no interpreter. Why, said Joseph, it is God who interprets our dreams for us; tell me what it was you saw. (Genesis 40, 8)

• One of our fellow-prisoners, a Hebrew slave, belonging to this same captain, heard what our dreams were, (Genesis 41, 12)

• I have had certain dreams, he said, and no one can tell me the meaning of them; I have heard of thee as one who can interpret such things with sovereign skill. (Genesis 41, 15)

• My lord, answered Joseph, the two dreams are all one, God is warning my lord Pharao of what he intends to do. (Genesis 41, 25)

• The seven sleek cattle, the seven plump ears, have the same sense in the two dreams; they stand for seven years of plenty. (Genesis 41, 26)

• and his mind went back to the dreams he had had, long ago. You are spies, he told them; you have come to find out where our country’s defences are weak. (Genesis 42, 9)

• Do not eat anything that has the blood still in it.Do not consult omens, or pay regard to dreams. (Leviticus 19, 26)

• He consecrated his own sons by passing them through the fire in the ravine of Benennom;✻ there was watching for dreams and taking of auguries, there was practising of magical arts; he surrounded himself with diviners and soothsayers, until this defiance of his provoked the Lord’s anger. (2 Chronicles 33, 6)

• what dreams thou sendest to daunt me, what sights of terror to unman me! (Job 7, 14)

• What means this turmoil among the nations? Why do the peoples cherish vain dreams? (Psalms 2, 1)

• The schemes of wickedness he abhors; the dreams of innocence he loves, and brings true.✻ (Proverbs 15, 26)