Löydetty 1732 Tulokset: Eli
Such was the prayer she went on repeating, there in the Lord’s presence; and Heli saw her lips moving as she did so; (1 Samuel 1, 12)
her lips pronounced the secret petition, but with no sound. Heli thought her besotted with wine; (1 Samuel 1, 13)
Go then, answered Heli, and peace go with thee; may the Lord grant the prayer thou hast made. (1 Samuel 1, 17)
When they brought the boy to Heli, to offer a bull-calf for him, (1 Samuel 1, 25)
how the rich, for very need, must work as hirelings, while the hungry eat to their heart’s content! See how at last the barren womb bears many, and the fruitful mother is left to languish! (1 Samuel 2, 5)
And so Elcana went back to his home at Ramatha, while Samuel remained to minister, at the bidding of the priest Heli, in the Lord’s presence. (1 Samuel 2, 11)
This Heli had two sons that were men of little worth, recked nothing of the Lord’s honour (1 Samuel 2, 12)
and this he thrust into pot or pan, great or small, carrying off all that came up with it for the priest’s eating; not an Israelite came to Silo but went away so treated. (1 Samuel 2, 14)
And Heli gave a blessing to Elcana and his wife, May the Lord grant thee children by this woman, in return for what thou hast lent him! When they had gone home, (1 Samuel 2, 20)
Heli was now a man of great age, but tales reached him of the exactions his sons made from the Israelites; how they mated, too, with the women that kept watch at the tabernacle door. (1 Samuel 2, 22)
And now a messenger from the Lord came to Heli, and this was the Lord’s warning to him: It was to men of thy clan that I revealed myself openly, when they still dwelt in Egypt as Pharao’s servants; (1 Samuel 2, 27)
And now you spurn the due ordering of sacrifice and oblation in my sanctuary; the sons of Heli must have a privilege higher than my own; yours must be the first taste of every sacrifice my people Israel bring to me! (1 Samuel 2, 29)
