Löydetty 2314 Tulokset: Enemies Of Israel
and then thou shalt give him this message: Israel, says the Lord, is my first-born son, (Exodus 4, 22)
the people were convinced. At last the Lord had come to enquire after the sons of Israel, and had witnessed their affliction; they would bow down and worship. (Exodus 4, 31)
After this, Moses and Aaron obtained audience with Pharao, and said to him, We have a message to thee from the Lord God of Israel, Give my people leave to go and offer me sacrifice in the desert. (Exodus 5, 1)
Why, he answered, who is this Lord, that I must obey his command, and let Israel go free? I know no such Lord as that; I will not let Israel go. (Exodus 5, 2)
Tell the sons of Israel, I am the Lord, and I mean to release you from your prison-house in Egypt, to set you free from your slavery, to buy you back for myself, with my arm uplifted in signal acts of redress. (Exodus 6, 6)
to bid Pharao, king of Egypt, let the sons of Israel go, (Exodus 6, 11)
When the Lord spoke to Moses and Aaron, giving them a message to the Israelites and to the Egyptian king, Pharao, and bidding them lead the sons of Israel away out of Egypt, (Exodus 6, 13)
these were the heads of families that had left their names to clans. From Ruben, Israel’s first-born, came Henoch, Phallu, Hesron and Charmi. (Exodus 6, 14)
All Egypt shall know that it was I, the Lord, who raised my hand against it, and brought out the sons of Israel from its midst. (Exodus 7, 5)
All Egypt shall know that it was I, the Lord, who raised my hand against it, and brought out the sons of Israel from its midst. (Exodus 8, 5)
And I will make a signal difference between the lands of Israel and the lands of the Egyptians; the Israelites will not lose any of their possessions at all. (Exodus 9, 4)
no one caught sight of his neighbour’s face, or moved from where he was. But wherever sons of Israel dwelt, the light shone. (Exodus 10, 23)
